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Content Workshops
A practical facilitation pattern for one of the least glamorous but most useful product-design problems: getting teams to agree on language before they argue about screens.
A reusable workshop format for turning messy product language into shared team decisions.
Hey! It’s been a full two years since I posted on the blog. Doing well. So here is a free Content Workshops file I pulled together in Figma. I use it on clients to get answers to questions they didn’t know they had. Now it’s yours too. It’s all good.

- Content workshops are decision workshops, not copywriting theatre.
- Shared language reduces downstream UI churn because teams stop carrying different assumptions into the same flow.
- The useful output is a working vocabulary, clearer page structure, and decisions the team can keep using after the session.
- This connects directly to organisation-scale design work: better words make better alignment possible.
This belongs in Thoughts because it shows how facilitation, content design, and product alignment become operating tools for teams.