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I was just thinking about how I wanted something like this the other day - like a lot of other PM-type people at my work, quite a bit of my output is "docs and
by nlawalker 3y ago
I was just thinking about how I wanted something like this the other day - like a lot of other PM-type people at my work, quite a bit of my output is "docs and decks", which I have found carry around a strong "work in progress" vibe. Whether you're sharing one out on your screen in a video call or sending it to someone so they can open it themselves, it's impossible to make a piece of work feel like a finished product, it always feels like a workspace.
I'd love to start publishing stuff in the form of static websites or another similar medium, but Word's ability to add annotations to specific runs of text and allow for conversations on them is a must-have.
- nlawalker 3y agoToo late to edit, but wanted to ask the question directly: can anyone recommend a static site generator or CMS plugin that adds this functionality to a content-driven site? Anything/any generator or CMS is fine, I'm in the "poking around" phase of getting ideas. It would be for small-scale usage, on the order of a team annotating and discussing simple web content with basic text.