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The long, slow death of the WYSIWYG editor
Use rich text for narrative and distinct fields for prices, authors and reusable facts. Preserve final-page preview so structured editing remains understandable.
ExploreInsightsBuilding an evidence-based employer profile
Describe work practices, applications and feedback concretely. Verify certification validity rather than adopting a badge visible in an image.
ExploreInsightsAssessing platform partner credentials
Assess partner status alongside delivery staff, verifiable work and support. Credentials do not replace a prototype of the actual requirements.
ExploreInsightsShowing content-platform implementation capability
Explain modelling, migration and editorial training with inspectable examples. Exclude unconfirmed partnership status from public descriptions.
ExploreInsightsSeparating credentials from delivery responsibility
Confirm the contracting party, implementation scope and maintenance owners before checking credentials. State additional purchases even where external certification exists.
ExploreInsightsChoosing maintenance support for an open CMS
Review upgrade history, extension management and recovery practices. Establish who will maintain the project and the response boundaries.
ExploreInsightsValidating specialist AI implementation capability
Use a real brief to demonstrate data retrieval, human approval and failure recovery without exposing unauthorised customer information.
ExploreInsightsDesigning task-based AI training
Cover input preparation, output review and permission boundaries. Require an independent task and an explanation of when to stop using the tool.
ExploreInsightsKeeping technical supplier relationships transparent
Explain platform, implementation and hosting responsibilities, costs and support routes. Make account ownership and data location clear.
ExploreInsightsImproving work experience through regular feedback
Collect workload, collaboration barriers and development needs separately, then communicate actionable changes. Surveys do not replace follow-up.
ExploreInsightsMaintaining accountability after a public commitment
Assign an owner, evidence and review date to each commitment. Keep unstarted work as planned rather than automatically reporting annual progress.
ExploreInsightsOrganising information across community activities
Record dates, purposes and participation separately before summarising outcomes. Use photos and participant details within permission boundaries.
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