AI is clearly a big thing, but as the old saying goes: The devil is in the details, and small details can make a big difference, also when it comes to meaningful usage of AI.
Kontent.ai, a CMS vendor from the Czech Republic, last week won the 2024 Small Feature Award showing how AI can help editors inside the CMS with those details that are a part of every day tasks — tasks that have mostly been under-served in a crowded CMS market so far.
Held at the Boye Aarhus 24 conference and competing with 4 other vendors, CEO and Founder Petr Palas, completed his winning pitch in just less than 6 minutes. In brief: We saw how the review process inside the CMS can assist the editor in adhering to pre-defined guidelines. This could be to assist with the tone of voice, or for regulated industries it could be legal requirements that you need to follow.
Read moreCongratulations to Joel Varty and Jon Voigt from Agility for winning the #boye23 conference Small Feature Award. Their remarkable CMS feature, which allows real-time viewing of other users' edits and presence, impressed both the judges and conference participants, earning them the majority vote.
This feature exemplifies how a subtle enhancement can significantly improve user experience. It's especially relevant in a post-pandemic world, facilitating remote teamwork seamlessly.
Read moreSmall features can indeed have a huge impact and make all the difference. This has always been the focus of our Small Feature Award, and earlier this month the annual contest was held for the 3rd time at the Boye Aarhus 21 conference with 6 strong contesters.
Congratulations to content operations software firm GatherContent, which impressed both the crowd and the jury with their shareable links feature - enough to win the prestigious award ahead of 5 other vendors.
Read moreAt the recently held Boye 20 Aarhus conference, four software vendors competed in the 2nd annual Small Feature Award on showing a small feature with big impact.
Congratulation to Aarhus-based Ucommerce who won with an impressively simple approach to making e-commerce better.
Managing categories and changing the category structure can be a complicated process in e-commerce tools. In just about 4 minutes, we saw how easy it can be. The final touch, so to speak, that everything can be done using keyboard shortcuts pulled this contestant ahead of the pack to win the Small Feature Award 2020.
Read moreAt the recently held Boye 19 Aarhus conference, five European software vendors competed in the new Small Feature Award on showing a small feature with big impact.
What’s the small feature that really makes the product way better? Is it a small design change, an elegantly engineered new piece of functionality or something else?
In this new contest, the conference participants celebrated the unsung heroes of the workplace: The small features that make all the difference.
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