Task Usability can help you ASSESS what you've got, REWORK design, REWRITE content and RESTRUCTURE navigation to improve the performance of your website by FOCUSING on your visitor's needs.
Thinking about why people come to your website by defining key tasks will help you improve the user experience of your website.
With the popularity of social media, and the potential of apps, is the age of the website on the wane? I believe a useful, resource-rich website is still a good foundation from which social media and apps can hang off, and point towards.
University websites can be overwhelming, with large volumes of information that can confuse rather than communicate effectively.
When you're too attached to your web content but need to let (some of it) go, focus on user needs and get another opinion.
If we STOP and think, slow down and listen when work and life gets stressful, we might be able to access the agility we need to get back on track quicker.
