UX Content Standards Survey (3-5 min)
Hi, my name is Jill Nagle (jillcnagle@gmail.com), and I'm administering this survey to gather a wide range of real-life examples of U.S. content standards efforts for both a series of presentations for Content Strategy Seattle, and also for general research.

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 • You'll be able to choose your level of anonymity for the presentation, which will also apply to any future presentations, at the end.
 • Regardless of the level of anonymity you choose for the presentation, I'll still factor your specific answers (anonymously) into any data aggregation.

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Email *
What country are you in? *
What state or province are you in? *
What city are you in?
What is your job title? *
What department do you work in? *
How many work in your organization? *
What industry is your organization? *
What if any UX content standards does your organization have?
On a scale of 0 - 5 with 0 being no content standards and five being fully-developed content standards applying across the organization including UX, marketing, customer service, corporate communications, emails, and any other place within your org that produces content, please estimate your organization's level of content standards development. As a general guide, undeveloped means not even a style guide, and fully-developed means an organization-wide system, digital or not, for ensuring consistency of terminology, voice, and tone across all customer facing channels. *
Undeveloped
Fully developed
What is the job title of the highest level currently filled content position in your organization? *
Indicate your level of agreement with this statement: My content expertise at this organization is valued, respected, and well-utilized. *
Give an example of something you did to elevate content standards that you consider successful. What made it successful? What did you learn? If you'd like, send a before-and-after screenshot to jillcnagle@gmail.com.
Give an example of something you did (or tried to do) to elevate content standards that was not successful. What made it so? What were the main obstacles that you faced? What did you learn?
Do you have any examples of negative results from lack of content standards you can share? If you'd like, send your most heinous screenshots to jillcnagle@gmail.com.
How (if at all) would you like your responses to be attributed? *
Do you work: *
Anything else you'd like to add?
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