Episode 60 Show Notes:
There are so many paths to take to get into UX, but have you considered Content Design? I know it's another term in the sea of UX terminology, but this could be the career you've been searching for, mainly if you've found that being a visual designer or researcher isn't your thing.
In this episode, Aladrian and I discuss her unconventional path to becoming a Content Design Manager at Intuit. We talk about the skill sets you need to become a content designer and get started in this career. She also even gives some tips for how to improve your copywriting skills! So take a listen and tag @uinarrativeco on Twitter with your questions or comments.
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Connect with Aladrian
Intuit is hiring! Check out the job post here
Content Design Recommendations
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Books
Content Design by Sarah Richards
The Content Strategy Toolkit by Meghan Casey
Writing is Designing by Michael J. Metts, Andy Welfle
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Articles
Daily UX Writing - Become a better UX Writer
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Conferences
Confab - Content Strategy
Button - Content Design
Perspectives - Content Design
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Job Board
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Courses
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Community
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