Freelancers, agency workers, and temporary UX writers all face the challenge of coming to grips with company values and project goals quickly. A well-formulated brief can make a huge difference—both to the success of the project and to everyone’s general well-being. Here’s what we have learned from creating briefs for our Academy students.
Airtable is an online tool that can replace any spreadsheet or list on your computer (while looking sleek and colorful the whole time). Here’s what makes it unique:
Our free content design course is made especially for beginners who want to get into the field. Learn what a content designer actually does, test your knowledge with quizzes and exercises, and get tons of free resources to help you on your journey.
UX writing is a flavor of communication that speaks to users in every area, on every corner of the internet.
Heard about UX writing and wonder if it’s for you? This article explains what UX writing is, what UX writers do, and what to do if you’re interested in this new-ish and exciting field.
A content design system is much more than a regular style guide. It should include reusable content elements that can be used by both writers and non-writers on a project.
The interview: always desired, often dreaded. Whether you’re new to content and UX or you’re a vet trying to land that dream gig, interviews can be anxiety-inducing and stressful experiences. Sometimes they’re almost enjoyable, but those times are few and far in between. Here’s some advice on how to navigate common UX writing interview questions with your nerves intact.
Creating a UX writing or design portfolio from scratch can be a daunting task. To help you get going, check out our tips and resources, including a mega list of 70 best practice examples.
Whether you’re a UX designer, UX writer, or UX generalist, check out the trends that will be shaking up UX design in 2021.