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Chris Royston Linaro Connect BKK19 Arm Developer What we learned about you, and the changes we are making

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Chris RoystonLinaro Connect BKK19

Arm DeveloperWhat we learned about you,

and the changes we are making

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Who am I?

• Chris Royston• Senior Manager, Content Services in Arm’s Sales and Partner Enablement Group

• Content Services responsible for:• Researching, defining, and delivering changes to Arm’s technical content platforms• Producing technical and e-learning content for Arm• Making Arm Developer the place to learn, develop, and collaborate on Arm

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What we learned about you

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What we learned about you

Less than 1 year 1-10 years 10+ years

Where you came from What you do Experience on Arm

Software Hardware Firmware OtherAsia Europe Americas Other

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Key findings

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Competitor researchThe best user experiences:

• Stick to a ‘single site’ model• create a unified user experience

• Pick a clear taxonomy and stick with it• keep the structure simple and consistent

• Provide ‘getting started’ resources • Call out key tasks/scenarios• Teach by example(s)

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Top areas of concern “the easiest way ... is outside of Arm with the Search engine”

• Rely on stackoverflow for

answers to development

questions

• Often top Google search result

• Appreciate the site

moderation, AKA quality of

content

• Little awareness of

Arm Community

• Unable to relocate previous

helpful search result(s)

Search Navigation Community

• Tend to arrive deep in site

from Google

• Inconsistent pathways to the

same types of content

• Unclear which is the primary

site for them:

• (Arm.com, Arm Developer,

Community, Infocenter, etc.)

• Getting started information

missing

• Users unable to find content

• Tend to use Google over site

search

• Inconsistent quality/

presentation of results

• Unable to relocate previous

helpful search result(s)

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Page-level observations

”more on how to get started … and additional examples”

• Unclear where to find their

product

• Architectures vs. Processors?

• No organization to tree

• Infocenter still preferred

• Preferred but still not ideal

• Many arrived there after

giving up on Arm Developer

Finding information Unmet content needs Documentation pages

• Users need ‘getting started’

content

• How to vs. reference

• More real-life examples

needed

• Language is confusing

• Lack of consistency in pages

• Deeper level of information

needed

• Benchmark data

• More graphics, less words

• Duplicated, or inconsistent

navigation

• More direct links to related

content/documentation

• More consistency of search

results

• Plus search filtering required

• Google search more likely to

yield required result

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What have we changed?

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Information architectureWe moved from:

Home

Products Solutions Technologies Support Embedded SW development Education Research Graphics &

multimedia SoC design HPC

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Information architectureTo:

Home

IP Products Tools & Software Architectures IoT Community Support Documentation Downloads User activity Key tasks Solutions

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Information architectureMultiple pathways to content

User activity

Design an SoC Work with hardware

Develop software

Key tasks

Optimize software Etc. Etc.

Solutions

Gaming & App development Infrastructure Etc.

Gaming software optimization

content

Tools & Software Community

Documentation

Etc.

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What’s coming next?

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New Documentation hubMore robust back-end infrastructure, new front-end and UX

• ETA Q3 2019• Confidential docs

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Move to Arm 2.0 brand

• ETA Q4 2019• New look & feel

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Q&A … of sorts

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We’re going to use Mentimeter

Go to www.menti.com and use code 25 46 40

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Got feedback after Linaro Connect?

https://developer.arm.com/BKK19

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