[Sigia-l] multimedia content guidelines for a corporate site
Hilary Marsh
hilary at contentcompany.biz
Thu Jul 28 22:58:49 EDT 2005
Many thanks to those of you who answered my question about long nav
labels the other day -- I'm bringing them to the client shortly.
Now I have a question for an entirely different client, my full-time
employer, a large association. We are setting guidelines and creating
strategies where none existed before, and it's crucial that our
guidelines are grounded in research and facts.
We're working on guidelines for multimedia content at the moment --
primarily streaming audio and video. We're setting out the business
standards for choosing multimedia vs.text content, and server space
doesn't appear to be a significant issue. However, we on this list
all know that people won't watch a long video or listen to a long
audio stream just because we put it there.
Has anyone developed guidelines for multimedia content? It would also
be great to have statistics that show, for example, that people stop
watching video promotions after 30 seconds or won't watch something
that takes more than X seconds to download? It would be great if
there were facts we could cite.
Many thanks,
Hilary
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Hilary Marsh
Strategic online content consultant
http://www.contentcompany.biz
708.217.3922
blog: http://online-content.blogspot.com/
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