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2000sfm · 4 months

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hypothetically… do you have a most wanted existing reboot and/or character to be taken up 👀

oh i actually love this question !!! some roles we would love to be taken up in each reboot are under the cut as the list is so long.

the vampire diaries : jenna sommers, jeremy gilbert, all of the mikaelsons, vicki donovan, tyler lockwood, lexi branson

the oc : marissa cooper, seth cohen, sandy cohen, kirsten cohen, anna stern, julie cooper, taylor townsend, kaitlin cooper.

one tree hill : lucas scott, brooke davis, keith scott, deb scott, dan scott, peyton sawyer, jake jagielski, mouth mcfadden, rachel gatina, karen roe, chris keller, skills taylor

gossip girl : jenny humphrey, lily van der woodsen, rufus humphrey, eric van der woodsen, vanessa abrams, ivy dickens, carter baizen

sons of anarchy : opie winston, donna winston, tara knowles, juice ortiz, chibs telford, trig trager, happy, half-sack epps, wendy case, bobby munson

gilmore girls : rory gilmore, jess mariano, luke danes, tristan dugray, logan huntzberger, sookie st. james, lane kim, paris geller, dean forester

true blood : lafayette reynolds, eric northman, jessica hamby, bill compton, tara thorton, jason stackhouse, alcide herveaux, sam merlotte

the office : dwight schrute, michael scott, jim halpert, erin hannon, andy bernard, oscar martinez, karen filippelli

buffy the vampire slayer : angel, spike, willow rosenberg, faith, xander harris, drusilla, dawn summers, cordelia chase, riley flynn, tara maclay

pretty little liars : emily fields, maya st. germain, spencer hastings, hanna marin, kate randall, alison dilaurentis, jason dilaurentis, mike montgomery

high school musical : ryan evans, kelsi nielson, gabriella montez, coach bolton, ms. darbus, martha cox

freaky friday : stacey hinkhouse, peg, ryan, maddie

jennifers body : chip dove, colin gray, nikolai wolf, toni lesnicky

twilight : rosalie hale, jessica stanley, edward cullen, bella swan, esme cullen, carlisle cullen, jacob black, jane, aro, caius, angela webber, mike newton, eric yorkie, leah clearwater, emily young, sam uley, james, laurent, victoria, bree tanner

resident evil : albert wesker, jill valentine, leon s. kennedy, chris redfield, barry burton, ada wong, billy coen, rebecca chambers, ashley graham, carlos oliveira

the devil wears prada : andrea sachs, nigel, emily charlton, christian thompson, james holt, nate

almost famous : russell hammond, william miller, dennis hope, polexia aphrodisia, anita miller

scream : gale weathers, dewey riley, tatum riley, billy loomis, stu macher, randy meeks, casey becker, cotton weary

#appless rp #oc rp #rich kids rp #celeb rp #mw.#answered #i hope this is what u meant .. if not im sorry and resubmit skldhga

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romajuliett · 4 years

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jake peralta and winston bishop share one braincell

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moviesinfocus · 3 years

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Zack Snyder's JUSTICE LEAGUE Is Now A Global Event

Zack Snyder’s JUSTICE LEAGUE Is Now A Global Event

Zack Snyder’s Justice League is going to go global. The DC Comics superhero team-up will be available worldwide in all markets day and date with the film when it makes its US debut on HBO Max on Thursday 18 March 2021. Snyder’s long awaited vision for the film will be available by way of one of the following distribution options: PVOD, PEST, EST, SVOD, TVOD, HBO linear and on HBO Go (in HBO…

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tuppencetrinkets · 3 years

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Sorted screencaps from the following DC live action media: Aquaman, Batman vs. Superman, Batman, Batman and Robin, Batman Begins, Batman Forever, Batman Returns, Batman: The Dark Knight, Joker, Justice League, Justice League: Snyder Cut, Man of Steel, Suicide Squad, The Dark Knight Rises, The Suicide Squad 2, Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman 1984.

You can find: Birds of Prey already sorted HERE and Season 1-2 & S3 E1-5 of Titans sorted HERE.

Aquaman

Jason Momoa - Arthur Curry - Aquaman

Amber Heard - Mera

Nicole Kidman - Atlanna

Batman vs. Superman

Ben Affleck - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Henry Cavill - Clark Kent - Superman

Amy Adams - Lois Lane

Jesse Elsenberg - Lex Luthor

Diana Lane - Martha Kent

Laurence Fishburne - Perry White

Jeremy Irons - Alfred Pennyworth

Gal Gadot - Diana Prince - Wonder Woman

Michael Shannon - Zod

Batman

Michael Keaton - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Jack Nicholson - Joker

Kim Basinger - Vicky Vale

Billy Dee Williams - Harvey Dent

Michael Gough - Alfred

Batman and Robin

Arnold Schwarzenegger - Mr. Freeze

George Clooney - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Chirs O’Donnell - Dick Grayson - Robin

Uma Thurman - Pamela Isley - Poison Ivy

Alicia Silverstone - Barbara Wilson - Batgirl

Batman Begins

Christian Bale - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Michael Caine - Alfred Pennyworth

Liam Neeson - Ra’s Al Ghul

Katie Holmes - Rachel Dawes

Gary Oldman - Jim Gordon

Cilian Murphy - Dr. Jonathan Crane - Scarecrow

Morgan Freeman - Lucius Fox

Batman Forever

Val Kilmer - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Tommy Lee Jones - Harvey Dent - Two-Face

Jim Carrey - Edward Nigma - Riddler

Nicole Kidman - Dr. Chase Meridian

Chris O’Donnell - Dick Grayson - Robin

Michael Gough - Alfred Pennyworth

Drew Barrymore - Sugar

Batman Returns

Michael Keaton - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Danny DeVito - Oswald Cobblepott - Penguin

Michelle Pfeiffer - Selina Kyle - Catwoman

Christopher Walken - Max Shreck

Michael Gough - Alfred Pennyworth

Batman: The Dark Knight

Christian Bale - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Heath Ledger - Joker

Aaron Eckhart - Harvey Dent - Two-Face

Michael Caine - Alfred Pennyworth

Maggie Gyllenhaal - Rachel Dawes

Gary Oldman - James Gordon

Morgan Freeman - Lucius Fox

Cillian Murphy - Jonathan Crane - Scarecrow

Catwoman

Halle Berry - Selina Kyle - Catwoman

Benjamin Bratt - Tom Lone

Joker

Joaquin Phoenix - Arthur Fleck - Joker

Robert DeNiro - Murray Franklin

Zazie Beetz - Sophie Dumond

Frances Conroy - Penny Fleck

Brett Cullenn - Thomas Wayne

Justice League / Justice League: Snyder Cut:

Ben Affleck - Bruce Wayne - Batman

Gal Gadot - Diana Prince - Wonder WOman

Jason Momoa - Arthur Curry - Aquaman

Ezra Miller - Barry Allen - The Flash

Henry Cavill - Clark Kent - Superman

Amy Adams - Lois Lane

Ray Fisher - Victor Stone - Cyborg

Jeremy Irons - Alfred Pennyworth

Diana Lane - Martha Kent

Connie Nielson - Queen Hippolyta

Amber Heard - Mera

Joe Morton - Silas Stone

Lisa Loven Kongsli - Menalippe

Man of Steel

Henry Cavill - Clark Kent - Superman

Amy Adams - Lois Lane

Michael Shannon - General Zod

Diana Lane - Martha Kent

Rursell Crow - Jor-El

Kevin Costner - Jonathan Kent

Laurence Fishburne - Perry White

Suicide Squad

Will Smith - Wade Wilson - Deadshot

Jared Leto - the Joker

Margot Robbie - Harleen Quinzel - Harley Quinn

Viola Davis - Amanda Waller

Ike Barinholtz - Griggs

Jim Parrack - Frost

Shailyn Pierre - Zoe Wilson

Jai Courtney - George Harkness - Boomerang

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje - Waylon Jones - Killer Croc

Jay Hernandez - Chato Santana - El Diablo

Cara Delevingne - June Moone - Enchantress

Karen Fukuhara - Tatsu Yamashiro - Katana

Adam Beach - Christopher Weiss - Slipknot

Alain Chanoine - Incubus

The Dark Knight Rises

Christian Bale - Bruce Wayne

Tom Hardy - Bane

Anne Hathaway - Selina Kyle - Catwoman

Gary Oldman - James Gordon

Joseph Gordon-Levitt - John Blake

Marion Cotillard - Talia Al Ghul

Morgan freeman - Lucius Fox

Michael Caine - Alfred Pennyworth

The Suicide Squad 2

Margot Robbie - Harley Quinn

Idris Elba - Robert DuBois - Bloodsport

John Cena - Christopher Smith - Peacemaker

Joel Kinnaman - Rick Flag

Michael Rooker - Brian Durlin - Savant

Viola Davis - Amanda Waller

Jai Courtney - George Harkness - Boomerange

Pete Davison - Dick Hertz - Blackguard

Steve Agee - John Economos

Jennifer Holland - Emilia Harcourt

Daniela Melchior - Cleo Cazo - Ratcatcher 2

David Dastmalchian - Abner Krill - Polka-Dot Man

Alice Braga - Sol Soria

Peter Capaldi - Doctor Gaius Grieves - Thinker

Juan Diego Botto - Presidente General Silvio Luna

Storm Reid - Tyla DuBois

Wonder Woman

Gal Gadot - Diana Prince - Wonder Woman

Chris Pine - Steve Trevor

Robin Wright - Antiope

Lucy Davis - Etta

Connie Nielson - Hippolyta

Danny Huston - Lundendorff

Lilly Aspell - Young Diana Prince

Lisa Loven Kongsli - Menalippe

Wonder Woman: 1984

Gal Gadot - Diana Prince - Wonder Woman

Chris Pine - Steve Trevor

Kristin Wiig - Barbara Minerva

Pedro Pascal - Maxwell Lord

Robin Wright - Antiope

Conie Nielson - Hoppolyte

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#dc #suicide squad #wonder woman #the suicide squad #the dark knight #dark knight rises #batman begins #batman #batman and robin #batman forever #justice league #batman vs superman #dawn of justice #man of steel #catwoman #snyder cut #joker #aquaman

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cxrsedsouls · 4 years

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“She’s in the clouds, heavy and dark, waiting to fall like rain.”

Isabella’s Playlist

1. Good To You // Marianas Trench 2. Human // Christina Perri 3. Good Enough // Little Mix 4. Good Day // DNCE 5. O.D.D // Hey Violet 6. Beautiful Soul // Jesse McCartney 7. Skyscraper // Demi Lovato 8. Princesses Don’t Cry // CARYS 9. Where I’ve Been // Trevor Wesley 10. Tears of Gold // Faouzia 11. Pretty’s On The Inside // Chloe Adams 12. Little Girl // Faith Marie 13. When She Cries // Britt Nicole (this is also her vc) 14. Hurts Like Hell // Fleurie 15. Undo // Sanna Nielson 16. Wonder // Shawn Mendes 17. I’m a Mess // Bebe Rexha 18. Stand Out Fit In // One OK Rock 19. Prom Queen // Molly Kate Kestner 20. Slow Dance With A Stranger // Danger Radio 21. Little Do You Know // Alex & Sierra 22. One Wish Away // Trevor Wesley 23. I’m Not Her // Clara Mae 24. Invisible // Anna Clendening

#isabella ;; mindset #isabella ;; interests #( playlists )

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funkymbtifiction · 7 years

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This Week’s Requests

If you want to type one of these characters, please submit a post. :)

Casey from Atypical

Adam and Emma from No Strings Attached

April Carver or Beth or really anyone from Chasing Life

The Leftovers characters

Marty McFly from the Back to the Future

Talim from the Soul Calibur

Team Fortress 2 mercenaries

Defenders and Daredevil

reaper, widowmaker and mccree from overwatch

Nani from Lilo and Stitch

Luke Cage and Danny Rand/Iron Fist? BBC's Class

Burn notice- Michael Westen, Sam Axe, Fiona Glenanne, Jesse Porter, Madeleine Westen

Disney's Tarzan - Professor Porter, Clayton, Terk, Tantor, Kala and Kerchak; Disney Channel films: Jump In! and The Cheetah Girls trilogy; High School Musical trilogy - Ryan Evans (I'm thinking ESXP), Chad Danforth (Probably ESFP), Taylor McKessie, Kelsi Nielson, Zeke Baylor, Coach Jack Bolton and Ms Durbus; Phineas and Ferb - Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Vanessa Doofenshmirtz, Stacy Hirano, Perry the Platypus, Jeremy Johnson, etc; Freedom Writers; The Ron Clark Story; Cats Don't Dance, The Baby Sitters Club (books and movie), FernGully: The Last Rainforest

Sleeping Beauty: Maleficent

Danielle, Danny's clone from Danny Phantom

Tracer from Overwatch

The Great Dragon" from Merlin, "J'ohn J'ohns" from Supergirl and Wooods Rogers from "Black Sails".

Jackie: Jackie Kennedy

Six from the game Little Nightmares

Big Little Lies

Edith from What Remains Of Edith Finch

Patrick Verona from 10 Things I Hate About You

#request #requests

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bloemenbloesems · 7 years

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silk, clouds, icy 💕

silk: list songs you listen to for a jam

YESSS

half by pvris

narcotic by liquido

nachtdienst remix by nielson (ja jongens guilty pleasure maar wel leuk!!)

moaning lisa smile by wolf alice

asleep by the smiths

heaven in hiding by halsey

dakterras by swifty (ja sorry maar als stomme student moet deze er toch wel tussen staan)

clouds: list your top 5 songs at the moment and how they make you feel

TEMPLE BY TONIGHT ALIVE this song makes me feel like i can take on the world

friends by chase atlantic gives me an attitute for 3 minutes i actually do not have

24/7 by the neighbourhood and it makes me feel like i need a lover who’s like jesse

out of mana by brand new and it makes me feel like i really need to see brand new live

half by pvris and it makes me kinda not care about my body idk ??? weird

icy: homemade or takeout?

haha homemade for sureeee

#personal #these tweo dutch songs r horrible dont listen to them #but they're jams

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ladypepperofdavenshire · 1 month

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Here’s some portraits of the twins--Jenna/Meta and Jesse/Contego Jenna has been attached to the Parallels Project since the beginning, and has gone through A LOT of changes in the latest iteration, both with personality and design. She used to be more of an extrovert who would drag others into clubs and stuff, but that shifted to Maddie, and a lot of the plot-related stuff with the Nielson family just made sense for her being the quiet type.

Her twin brother is the exact opposite, and often speaks up for his sister when she can't find the words herself. Jesse's got a massive chip on his shoulder and is always at odds with his dad, but does his best to look out for his sister and her mental welfare cuz he knows how much friction upsets her, so he tries to hold back from arguing with their father when she’s around 🫠

#ladypepperofdavenshire #original characters #parallels comic project #twins #jenna #jenna nielson #jesse #jesse nielson #siblings #meta #contego #the whole nielson fam is special to me #they've been through a ton of crap and deserve the best #they may not be the most interesting ocs but I love em

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kneebeetle9-blog · 5 years

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Inside the Nation: Previewing day two of the NHL Draft and a Broberg breakdown

With day one of the NHL Draft in the books and rounds 2-7 still to come, Dusty Nielson is back with another episode of Inside the Nation to break it all down. In today’s episode, Dusty breaks down the Philip Broberg selection from last night, including where he fits on the prospect depth chart, and previews day two with a list of players the Oilers might be interested in with their second round pick.

To kick off today’s edition of Inside the Nation, Dusty starts off with a look at the Philip Broberg pick that kicked a hornet’s nest and whether or not the reaction was justified. For as angry as some folks were, Broberg is a legitimate prospect that may take some time to get up and running but does have the potential to be a real difference maker if he can put it all together. From there, we turn to the second round of the draft and look at which forwards might still be available when the Oilers step up for pick #38. With Broberg taken last night, you’d have to think a forward will be next up, right? We shall see. Lastly, Dusty takes a walk through the rumour mill to see any of the chatter surrounding the Oilers will actually turn into a trade. From what he’s been told, Jesse Puljujarvi will either be traded today or not at all so that will be a storyline to follow all day as we move through day two of the NHL Draft.

Check out the full video below:

Odds Shark, your one-stop shop for picks, odds, betting news and trends – a resource for fans, bettors and media outlets looking for wagering info on all the sports and pop culture events you could want. Odds Shark is a proven powerhouse in the sports betting industry. We have odds from around the globe, giving you the opportunity to seek out the best sports betting information along with our recommendations for the best online sportsbooks on the planet. Fans and media outlets alike have access to decades of stats and trends from our easily accessible databases.

Previous Episodes:

Source: https://oilersnation.com/2019/06/22/inside-the-nation-previewing-day-two-of-the-nhl-draft-and-a-philip-broberg-breakdown/

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movietruthblog-blog · 6 years

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Repossessed

Dir: Bob Logan, 1990

Serious character actor Leslie Nielson, had resurgence in his career, thanks to filmmaking trio David Zucker, Jim Abrahams and Jerry Zucker (ZAZ). Giving the Canadian a major part in their hit spoof Airplane! and, subsequently, TV series Police Squad!, gave Nielson his second wind as a actor, albeit a comedy one, and he proudly wore the crown for King Of Spoof.

His 1988 hit

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#Anthony Stark #Bob Logan #Comedy #Film #Jesse Ventura #Leslie Nielson #Linda Blair #Ned Beatty #Rating #Repossessed #Review #Spoof #The Exorcist

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americanahighways · 4 years

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Song Premiere: Cidny Bullens "Little Pieces"

Song Premiere: Cidny Bullens "Little Pieces" @cidnybullens @conqueroo1

Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Cidny Bullens’ song “Little Pieces” from his forthcoming album Walkin’ Through This World, available Aug 21. Walkin’ Through This World was co-produced by Ray Kennedy and Cidny Bullens, and features guest vocalists Rodney Crowell, Beth Nielson Chapman, Jess Leary, Mary Gauthier, Siobhan Kennedy, and Reid Bullens Crewe.

Against a backdrop of delicious…

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uxcollector · 4 years

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What To Consider Before Writing Your Web Copy

Use this copy checklist to keep you on track

Writing for the web

Recently I did a writing for the web course with Open 2 Study. Here are my notes on what to consider before you start writing content for your website.

There are 4 key pillars to consider before writing your content:

1. Introduction

The 6 main elements of good web design

2. Your Users/Readers

How users read on the web

Who are your users/readers?

Understanding your users needs and behaviours

Understanding your users context of use

3. Your Stakeholders

Understanding your business/stakeholders objectives

4. Your Content

Your content needs purpose

Accessible content

Search engine optimisation

Everyone wants a conversation. They want inspiration. Inspire people with your website. Don’t just interrupt but interact.

(Kevin Roberts)

Introduction: 6 main elements of good web design

There are lots of things to consider before you start creating your website. Here are the main elements that will help you create a useful and accessible website for you users.

1. User and business needs

Start by identifying who your users are. You can then find out what your users and business want to get out of the website.

2. Brand

The visual design and the content communicate the brand to the user of your website. The brand is first defined so the visual design and the content can follow your brand guidelines.

3. Information architecture (IA)

Here you need to set out the hierarchy of information for your website. You need to structure your content so people can navigate in a usable manner. Information architecture connects people to your content.

User + Context + Content = Information Architecture

4. Interaction design

This focuses on the behaviour of your device or product. It sets out where all the elements will be on your website. A wireframe works well to flesh this out.

Interaction design is the creation of a dialogue between a person and a designer artifcact- a product, service, or system.

5. Visual Design

This is a step up from the wireframe. It adds colours, typography, images and style to your website.

Problems with visual design can turn users off so quickly that they never discover all the smart choices you made with navigation or interaction design.

(Jess James Garrett)

6. Content

The content is crucial to the usability of your website. Content covers a range of things, but is usually anything that can be consumed and shared. It’s not only the words and includes what you see below.

There is nothing to writing, all you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.

(Ernest Hemingway)

Your Users: How do people read on the web?

They scan and they snack. Jakob Nielson’s research study found that people scan in an F-shaped pattern reading down the page.

Users normally start top left of the page, then read along a main heading. They then scan down the left hand side of the page looking for something interesting. Once found they read across from left to right and then scan down the left had side. This then forms the F-shaped pattern of web reading.

Make sure you consider this reading pattern when putting together your content. For a more detailed look at the F-shaped pattern Nick Babich has a great article on it.

Your Users: Who are they?

You need to put yourself in the shoes of your users, to be able to create content that will be useful for them.

You need to find out about your users: What age are they? Where do they live? How old are they? What are the education levels of your users? What do they want to get out of your website?

You need to think about access issues: Do your users have slow internet or no internet at all? Do your users your have disabilities that you need to consider.

Create personas to bring your users to life: Personas give a face to the people using your site.

Personas are fictional, generalised characters that encompass the various needs, goals, and observed behaviour patterns among your real and potential customers. They help you understand your customers better.

(Hubspot Academy)

It’s up to you how many details you add to your personas. An image is useful so the persona can be brought to life for the team.

Your Users: Understanding their needs and behaviours

You need to find out lots of information about your users to create content that they’re going to find useful.

How to find out your users needs

Talk to work colleagues if there’s no budget: Your colleagues may have some great insights about the users needs.

Talk to people in the business who talk to users: For example if your business has a call centre, you’ll get great insights listening to their calls.

Talk to your users: Recruit people with an incentive to come in and do testing on your website. If you choose the same type of users as you personas you’ll gather lots of useful insights.

Look at Google Analytics: Here you can find out where users are going on your website and the frequency. If you’re not familiar with Google Analytics there is a great course by Google for beginners.

Add a survey into your existing website: Here you can ask your users questions about their likes and dislikes. It’s a great way to get feedback when you are users are actually on your site. Survey Monkey have an article that shows you how you can add a survey to your website.

From all of this you will find out what people like and dislike about your website. You will also hopefully be able to find out what your website is missing.

Your Users: Understanding their context of use

The context of use is the conditions under which a product is used in a normal everyday situation.

When are people using you website (time of day and day of week).

Where are people using your website (bus, car, home, walking etc).

What device are people using (mobile, tablet, desktop etc).

People often look no further than the above. It’s important you look a bit deeper and dig into the following:

How comfortable are your users? If they’re uncomfortable, as your website looks bad on their mobile phone they won’t hang around for long.

What is their emotional state? If they find the user interface complicated they’ll be frustrated and leave.

How much time do they have? If you waste the users time they’ll leave your website and move to a site that’s easier to use.

Who influences the user? Friends, family and social networks can all influence people thoughts about your website and its content.

Talk to your users

To find out about the context of use, you’ll need to speak to your users to find out when they’re using your site. You can do this while doing usability testing, prototype testing, surveys or workshops.

Customise your website based on:

the user journey

user actions

and the user experience

Don’t make assumptions

It’s important you don’t make assumptions when thinking about the context of use. If someone’s on a mobile phone it doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re on the move, they could be sitting on their sofa at home.

Your stakeholders: Understanding their objectives

You know the users for your website, what they need and their context of use. Now you need to find out who your stakeholders are. This should be pretty clear but people can be left out.

They could be:

Marketing

Financial

Customer Service

Subject matter experts

Owners

People who have a vested interest etc.

Stakeholder mapping

Stakeholder mapping is an important step in understanding who your key stakeholders are. You need to get the necessary people onboard with what you’re doing. This is a great way to make sure that no stakeholder is left out of the process.

Questions you need to ask your stakeholders:

What does success look like for them?

What are their goals for the website?

You need to balance the user needs and the business needs. Both groups needs to be catered for to get the best result.

Your Content: Give your writing purpose

You know the users and what they want from your website. You also know the stakeholders and their goals for the website.

Now before you start writing for your website you to need find out the purpose of the content. To make your website useful every piece of content needs to have a purpose.

Your content needs to:

Inform

Educate

Entertain

Use your personas to make sure that you’re writing content that’s right for your users. This’ll make sure that your content has the correct purpose.

Words transform. Speak only with a good purpose.

(Robert G. Allen)

Your Content: Consider making it accessible

It’s really important that you think about your users that may have accessibility issues.

This includes the following:

Vision impairment

Vision impairment is defined as a limitation of one or more functions of the eye (or visual system).

The most common vision impairments affect:

The sharpness or clarity of vision (visual acuity)

The normal range of what you can see (visual fields)

Colour

Motor impairment

Motor impairment is the partial or total loss of function of a body part, usually a limb or limbs. This may result in muscle weakness, poor stamina, lack of muscle control, or total paralysis. Motor impairment is often evident in neurological conditions such a cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, stroke and multiple sclerosis (Neuromodulation).

Dyslexia

Dyslexia (also known as reading disorder) is characterised by trouble with reading despite normal intelligence. Different people are affected to varying degrees. Problems may include difficulties in spelling words, reading quickly, writing words, “sounding out” words in the head, pronouncing words when reading aloud and understanding what one reads (Wikipedia).

Colour blindness

Colour blindness occurs when you are unable to see colours in a normal way. Most commonly, colour blindness (also known as colour deficiency) happens when someone cannot distinguish between certain colours, usually between greens and reds, and occasionally blues (American Academy of Opthalmology).

You Content: A few ways to make it accessible

There are a few ways you can improve your content for people with accessibility issues:

Alt text

The main purpose of alt text is to describe images to people when they’re not compatible and can’t be seen. It gives a description of what they should see on the page.

Screen readers

A screen reader is for people with visual impairment who want to use your websites. It’s a software application that enables people with severe visual impairments to use a computer (Nomensa).

Screen readers convert digital text into synthesised speech (the artificial production of human speech). They allow users to hear content and navigate with the keyboard. The technology helps people who are blind or who have low vision to use information technology with the same level of independence and privacy as anyone else (Webaim).

Content on an image

Only do this if the image is very dark, otherwise it can be tough to see for certain people.

Video captioned

Having a transcript means people can read the content if they have hearing problems.

Accessibility checkers

When you’re writing draft content in Microsoft Word there’s an accessibility checker which can check your contents accessibility.

Your Content: Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

A search engine is a web-based tool that enables users to locate information on the world wide web. Google, Bing and Yahoo are current popular examples of search engines.

Keywords

When creating your content you want to optimise it for search engines with good keywords. Your SEO keywords are the words and phrases in your web content that make it possible for people to find your site via search engines. A website that is well optimised for search engines “speaks the same language” as its visitors. Having the correct keywords will make it easier for users to find your website.

Search engines love:

Page titles: This is not to be confused with the page heading. This title tag as it’s also known should contain important keywords to help search engines determine what your page is about.

Page headings: Good to have these relevant to what people are searching.

Links: Search engines seem to have preference for sites with links. These links take the user out to other websites.

New and updated content: This will works well for your websites SEO. It’ll boost the ranking that your website gets in search engines.

Topical content: Content that is relevant to what is currently happening in the world can be very helpful to your website’s search engine rankings.

Unique content: If your website has content that is nowhere else on the World Wide Web then this is a advantage to your ranking.

What’s in the URL: Here is where you type in the website domain name. Keywords in here if possible are a good idea.

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Friday round-up

Yesterday the court released two unanimous opinions. In Kelly v. United States, the justices reversed federal fraud convictions stemming from the “Bridgegate” controversy in New Jersey because the scheme did not aim to obtain money or property. Amy Howe analyzes the opinion for this blog, in a post that first appeared at Howe on the Court. Subscript Law also has a decision analysis. Adam Liptak and Nick Corasaniti report for The New York Times that “Justice [Elena] Kagan wrote that the defendants had given false reasons for their actions, but that lying by government officials was not by itself a federal crime[:] The lies must also result in ‘obtaining money or property.’” At NPR, Nina Totenberg and Krishnadev Calamur report that “[t]he decision is the latest wrinkle in a series of recent rulings by the court, making it increasingly difficult to prosecute public officeholders who abuse their power but fail to personally enrich themselves.” At the White Collar Crime Prof Blog, Ellen Podgor maintains that the opinion “is good to see for several reasons,” “most importantly, although the Court does not state this, [because it] sends a message to the public of the importance of the ballot box – if you don’t like political activities, voting is your place to express it.” Ephrat Livni comments on the decision at Quartz.

The justices also sent United States v. Sineneng-Smith back to the lower court, which it ruled had impermissibly broadened the scope of the case when it struck down a federal law making it a crime to encourage or induce illegal immigration for financial gain. Gabriel Chin analyzes the decision for this blog. For The Wall Street Journal (subscription required), Jess Bravin reports that the opinion “sharply criticized an appeals court for invalidating the statute on grounds the defendant never raised.” At Crime & Consequences, Kent Scheidegger writes that the decision was a “stern rebuke” to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to block implementation of an order requiring the release to the House Judiciary Committee of grand jury materials from the Mueller investigation. Amy Howe covers the stay application for this blog; her post first appeared at Howe on the Court. For The Wall Street Journal, Jess Bravin reports that “[a] federal appeals court in March ordered the Justice Department to surrender the documents, finding the House’s impeachment powers entitled the Judiciary Committee to redacted portions of the special counsel’s report and related materials.”John Kruzel reports at The Hill that “the administration told the Supreme Court it would be filing a forthcoming appeal of the lower court ruling, and asked justices to shield the grand jury materials until they after they’ve had time to consider a formal petition.”

At National Review, Andrea Picciotti-Bayer writes that “Wednesday’s oral argument in the Supreme Court” in Little Sisters of the Poor Saints Peter and Paul Home v. Pennsylvania, a challenge to the government’s expansion of the “conscience exemption” to the Affordable Care Act’s birth-control mandate, “was good news for the Little Sisters of the Poor and others hoping for a final resolution to the decade-long battle over the HHS mandate.” At The NCSL Blog, Lisa Soronen observes that the argument “illustrate[d] the myriad ways live phone argument is different from the traditional in-person version.” Additional commentary comes from the editorial board of The New York Sun, Helen Alvare in an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal and Sister Loraine Marie Maguire in an op-ed at Fox News.

Amanda Shanor analyzes Wednesday’s argument in Barr v. American Association of Political Consultants, a First Amendment challenge to a federal ban on cellphone robocalls, for this blog. At Wired, Gilad Edelman worries that “while the court will probably protect us from a new explosion of robocalls, it may do so in a way that threatens to make all regulation a potential free speech violation.”

At Empirical SCOTUS, Adam Feldman “compare[s] old style oral arguments with the new framework,” employing “the same methods used to analyze past oral arguments.” Joan Biskupic explains at CNN that “the new sessions have altered the nature of the court’s usual freewheeling but substantive give-and-take[, a]nd that could affect the outcome of cases.” In an op-ed at The Hill (via How Appealing), Ronnell Andersen Jones and Aaron Nielson suggest that “[t]he Court’s experiment in an untraditional argument format is even more proof that yes, Clarence Thomas has something to say.”

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For this blog, in a post that first appeared at Howe on the Court, Amy Howe breaks down data on the “bar line” for oral argument seats, concluding that “although it isn’t easy to get a seat” on high-profile argument days, “doing so still generally requires less effort than getting a seat in the public line.”

In the wake of the flush heard around the world during this week’s telephone arguments, Mike Scarcella and Tony Mauro at The National Law Journal take “a look back at some of the more awkward, or cringe-inducing, moments at the high court in recent and not-so-recent memory.”

For The Economist, Steven Mazie highlights the “tension between principle and practicality” in Chiafalo v. Washington, a constitutional challenge to a “faithless elector” law that threatens to fine electors who vote contrary to how state law directs.

At Keen News Service, Lisa Keen writes that “[w]hile LGBT people nervously await the U.S. Supreme Court’s decisions regarding two big employment discrimination cases, the court this month heard arguments in other cases that could have significant impact.”

At Alternet, Bill Blum remarks that, “[t]aken as a package,” three cases that will be heard next week stemming from President Donald Trump’s efforts to shield his financial records from subpoenas issued to his accountant and lenders by a New York grand jury and three congressional committees “raise profound issues that harken back to the nation’s founding era.”

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