There have been a few books on UX writing published, all of them very good, but I think this one might take the cake.
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Are you looking for a job as a UX writer in 2020? Then no hyperbole: you need to listen to this podcast.
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Streaming ate CDs. For good reason: streaming is better. Tamara Hilmes is one of the people making it better. She’s a UX Writing Manager at Spotify, and she and I spent some time talking about her background, what makes working at Spotify so great, and the skills she needs to succeed there.
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Dropbox is one of those fascinating companies. Steve Jobs wanted to buy it at one point. Now it's huge. HUGE. With that growth comes a need for UX writing, and that's why Angela Gorden is here today.
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Last week I gave a presentation to Content Melbourne, at General Assembly. I spoke about how journalism skills can help you as a UX writer.
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Should good UX writing be “delightful” all the time? Probably not. At least, that’s what Ryan Farrell and I discuss in this episode - he’s the creator of the Daily UX Writing Challenge. We certainly had a lot to say…
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My latest podcast features Annie Adams, a UX writer in the fashion industry. We cover best practices for testing copy, the nuances of UX writing in fashion, and much more.
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The queen of chatbots, Hillary Black, VP of Strategy & Conversation Design at Black Ops, joins the podcast today. She brings a wealth of knowledge to the podcast about what UX writers need to know about this exciting field.
One of the great things about doing this podcast is that I get to speak with so many people who have varied and extensive backgrounds in content. Kathryn Strauss is one of those - a veteran of the industry and an expert at what she does.
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Sophie Tahran is a talented UX writer and content strategist - currently at Invision, previously at Lyft. We speak about what it’s like to work at a fully remote company, and creating guidelines and governance for an entire business.
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Today’s episode features Roy West, who’s the design director of UX Writing at Uber. He has a long history that spans Next, Google and a range of other companies. With nearly 30 years of experience in Silicon Valley, he has a lot to share.
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