How to keep up with the changing content design field
Check out the first two lessons from the Career Course!
Writers of Silicon Valley: How can we make the content design industry…better?
In this episode, Jane Ruffino talks to Patrick about how she bridges digital archaeology with the world of content design.
Writers of Silicon Valley: UX writing in fintech
In this episode, Yael-Ben David talks to Patrick about UX writing in fintech and how to get out of the customer’s way.
Writers of Silicon Valley: Connecting the internal and external product experience
In this episode, Andrea Drugay of Slack shares her experience to date and talks to Patrick about bridging the internal and external product experience.
The Dash: Let’s make more mistakes!
This week’s Dash includes a behind the scenes of Twitter’s prompt copy, the value of making mistakes, and what you should consider when making user-friendly documentation!
Course Preview: UX Writing for Tech Writers
It’s time technical audiences got some UX writing love. Are you a technical writer? Are you…
Writers of Silicon Valley: What we learned from the Button conference
In this episode, Patrick chats with Yael, Duaa, and Vicki about their experience at the 2020 Button conference. They discuss preparation leading up to the conference, what it was like as a fully remote digital conference, and what all the generous knowledge share from speakers and attendees means for the future of the industry.
The top 50 UX writing resources of 2020
The UX writing, content design and content strategy communities grew a lot in 2020. We’ve collected the top 50 UX writing resources for you to enjoy.
Microcopy matters: Why everyone on a design team should know how to write
Everyone on a design team should know how to work in Sketch or Figma. So…shouldn’t everyone know how to write microcopy?
Writers of Silicon Valley Podcast: Jessica Ouyang and Jolena Ma transcript
In this episode, Patrick speaks with Jessica and Jolena about their product Ditto, what it means for UX writers and content strategists, how they developed the product, what it’s like going through the Y Combinator process, and where they want to take it.