I would say the main point is that content design is a user centric approach, where the audience is of vital importance, The Story I think with this fast look at responsibilities you get the a clear sense of what a content designer does, but if you want to go deeper you should go to Content Design Guidance from GOV.UK site to understand what is content design and its implications.

Contribute to the content design system.

Work with the content strategist to level up content design skills across the Docs Team.Review content design plans and mentors writers on content design.Move content projects forward in early phases: gather requirements from stakeholders, conduct research, create content design plans.Design content for larger projects and break them up into smaller projects that the content writing team helps to implement.

Draft content metrics to guide the content development for writers.Lead user research for our content, particularly on key/strategic feature updates.Draft user stories for how a user interacts with our digital product.Carry out content design activities, including client workshops, user interviews and creative brainstorming.Carry out content design activities and produce deliverables at project level.Determine information architecture and content structure at project level (mapsites, content models, content templates, libraries).Define content requirements based on relevant business objectives, technical information and design considerations.Create key content and content design deliverables (content matrices, copy decks, presentations).I collected some of them to see what this job is asking for, letВґs see! Responsibilities: You can see Content Design jobs at Reed or Jobsite. Photo by Florian Klauer on Unsplash The Job

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