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# UX Content Collective

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## Posts
- [Words as Data: The Future of Content Design](https://uxcontent.com/words-data-future-content-design/): On February 3, 2026, we hosted a panel discussion on the future of content design with three industry leaders: Jess Ouyang (Co-founder, Ditto), Dave Connis (Lead Content Designer, OutSystems), and Chris Greer (Staff Content Designer, Stripe).
- [AI prototyping for content designers: a practical guide](https://uxcontent.com/ai-prototyping-content-designers/): Are you a content designer who's attempted AI prototyping, but get frustrated with the output? Read our guide and see if you can improve your vibe coding skills.
- [What 7 content designers predict for 2026](https://uxcontent.com/content-designers-predict-2026/): Content design is going through a period of incredible change. The good news? This is a time for content designers to take charge and lead. As the year begins, we spoke to 7 different content designers around the world about their thoughts for the coming year, what they think is going to change, and where content designers might be able to wield more influence.
- [How to become a content designer in 2026](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-become-a-content-designer-in-2026/): More companies, including large tech companies, mid-range businesses, start-ups, and even the creators of Large Language Models, want content designers.
- [Content design in 2026: what’s changing, and what to do about it](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-in-2026/): We all feel that content design in 2026 is in a transition phase. During our salary survey last year, we asked people how they felt about content design. It was pretty evenly split between people who are worried, and people who are excited about the future.
- [The top 50 content design resources of 2025](https://uxcontent.com/top-content-design-resources-2025/): We've compiled the most popular content design resources through 2025. Whether you want to learn more about Figma, AI, design systems, or anything else, we've got the top content design resources of the year.
- [Planning for failure: designing chatbot fallbacks](https://uxcontent.com/designing-chatbots-fallbacks/): Designing chatbots with fallback logic is never just a patch, or a quick fix. It's a way to align user needs with business goals when AI falls short.
- [How to define the right UX team goals](https://uxcontent.com/ux-team-goals/): When I started working at a fintech startup as a UX writer, I wanted to do everything. It was my first full time role as a UX writer and I was full of ideas for UX team goals. I wanted to rewrite all legacy copy that had been poorly written. I wanted to make sure that every bit of copy had been reviewed by me. I wanted to prove to designers and PMs that UX writers did high-impact work.
- [What do content design teams look like in 2025?](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-teams-2025/): I could rattle off a listicle of all the different things to make it sharp and easy, but the truth is that in a tumultuous time different content design teams are taking different approaches. I want to try and summarize what's happening across the industry as best as I can, with my limited experience and exposure.
- [UX Content Collective vs others…what makes us different?](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-collective-vs-others/): At UX Content Collective, our approach is different. Our courses are designed for working professionals who want to build practical skills they can use immediately, whether in UX writing, content design, or related product roles.
- [Good writing might be bad content design](https://uxcontent.com/good-writing-bad-content-design/): Our field has over-pivoted into execution, to a degree. We’ve forgotten that the true magic and value of our work has never been the actual creation of good writing in the interface, but all the thinking and processes that lead up to the creation of those words.
- [Why content designers need to understand business goals](https://uxcontent.com/ux-business-goals/): But understanding UX business goals is crucial to going beyond that surface-level work.
- [Bringing governance to AI content strategy: how BILL scaled with Writer](https://uxcontent.com/governance-ai-content-strategy/): The journey of bringing Writer (an enterprise, generative AI platform) to BILL was much more than rolling out another content design tool.
- [12 ways to grow your content design career](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-career/): Creating a content design career doesn’t come with a checklist. For many content designers, the early years are about honing craft: writing clear, usable copy, aligning voice across flows, and collaborating closely with designers and researchers.
- [Course excerpt: How to prioritize product content initiatives](https://uxcontent.com/plan-prioritize-content/): The following is an excerpt from our course, Advanced UX Content for Product. This excerpt is taken from the lesson "Planning and prioritization across product systems."
- [How content designers can (and should) use JSON files](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-json/): This is the story of how I accidentally discovered that the solution to our industry's biggest problem—creating a true Single Source of Truth for copy—was hiding in plain sight, written in a language we thought was just for developers.
- [How to run a product content audit](https://uxcontent.com/product-content-audit/): What is a content audit in UX?
- [How to use a UX-first approach with AI content strategy](https://uxcontent.com/ai-content-strategy/): AI content strategy defines how language functions inside AI systems. It sets the rules for what language is available to the model, how that language is structured, and how it should behave in response to real user input.
- [AI evaluation for UX content designers](https://uxcontent.com/ai-evaluation-content-design/): Simply put, evaluations allow a deeper understanding of LLM performance. Content design is key in LLM evaluation – almost all activities are led by or involve content designers.
- [What is content operations?](https://uxcontent.com/what-is-content-operations/): Content operations is the behind-the-scenes work of planning, creating, managing, and delivering content across an organization.
- [How to write error messages](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-write-error-messages/): Error messages may be small bits of text, but they carry heavy weight in user experience.
- [How to create a UX content style guide](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-create-style-guide/): A UX content style guide is more than just a set of writing rules. It’s a product team’s shared playbook for how content should look, feel, and function across the entire user experience.
- [Why technical writers should learn UX writing](https://uxcontent.com/the-technical-writer-skill-of-the-future-ux-writing/): In many scenarios, UX and technical writing skills complement each other seamlessly. Consider a scenario where a technical writer is documenting a complex software tool. The documentation provides in-depth explanations and guides, while the UX writer focuses on creating in-app tutorials and help prompts that provide immediate assistance as users navigate the tool. This complementary approach ensures that users have access to both detailed information and real-time guidance, enhancing their overall experience and reducing the learning curve.
- [How AI is changing UX writing and content design](https://uxcontent.com/ai-in-content-design-ux-writing/): The idea of using AI in content design can feel abstract until you see how it plays out in real product teams. Across industries, content designers are using AI not as a replacement for their work, but as a tool to accelerate decision-making, scale quality, and expand what’s possible.
- [Content testing and measurement for UX](https://uxcontent.com/content-testing-measurement-ux/): Content testing is the practice of evaluating whether the words in your product are clear, useful, and effective for the people using it. Testing helps content designers and UX writers understand how real users interpret interface copy, instructions, error messages, and other on-screen content long before that content goes live.
- [Trauma-informed content design: a comprehensive guide](https://uxcontent.com/a-guide-to-trauma-informed-content-design/): As content designers, we already prioritize accessibility and inclusion; trauma-informed design is a natural extension of that work.
- [Announcement: A course for the future of content design](https://uxcontent.com/announcement-a-course-for-the-future-of-content-design/): Content design is going through a transformation.
- [Systems thinking for UX: a guide for content designers](https://uxcontent.com/systems-thinking-for-ux-a-guide-for-content-designers/): Systems thinking is a way of understanding the world that focuses on how things are connected, not just how they function in isolation. Rather than zooming in on a single piece of a puzzle, systems thinking asks you to zoom out and consider the full picture.
- [Support UX: designing better knowledge base content](https://uxcontent.com/support-ux-designing-better-knowledge-base-content/): Searchability: Can users find the answer in your knowledge base content or on Google?
- [Accessible UX writing: a guide for inclusive content design](https://uxcontent.com/accessible-ux-writing-a-guide-for-inclusive-content-design/): Accessibility isn't just about compliance with legal standards or ticking boxes on a checklist. It's about creating inclusive content design that works for real people in real-world situations.
- [What is content design?](https://uxcontent.com/content-design/): What is content design? Learn the basics of this growing discipline, how it differs from UX writing, and what skills content designers need to succeed.
- [What does “AI-first” mean for content designers?](https://uxcontent.com/what-does-ai-first-mean-for-content-designers/): In March of this year, Shopify made a bit of a Splash when CEO Tobi Lütke released a memo suggesting the company would adopt an "AI-first" approach. Among other directives, he said there would be no new hires until any team could explain why AI couldn't do the job instead.
- [What is UX writing?](https://uxcontent.com/what-is-ux-writing/): Get an introduction to UX writing and content design: what it is, how it differs from other types of design, what UX writers do, how much they make, and how to become one yourself...
- [How to build a content design GPT tool for your UX team](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-build-a-custom-gpt-for-content-design/): AI is shifting the landscape of content design from static documents, guidelines, glossaries, and messaging frameworks to dynamic LLMs that can provide stunning results in seconds.
- [A checklist for product content health](https://uxcontent.com/a-checklist-for-product-content-health/): If you need to think of your content as an ecosystem instead of individual assets, how do you get it right? If your decisions affect everyone, how is it supposed to work?
- [Using design feedback to strengthen UX content](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-feedback/): Getting design feedback on UX content can be frustrating. Some feedback leads to meaningful improvements, while other comments send you in circles. But feedback isn’t just about making changes—it’s about knowing what to change, when to push back, and when to adapt. The key to great copy isn’t just taking feedback at face value but working with it strategically.
- [The content design hot take summit](https://uxcontent.com/the-content-design-hot-take-summit/): We put 5 content designers together and gave them a challenge: give us your hottest take.
- [Don’t vibe code your content design](https://uxcontent.com/dont-vibe-code-your-content/): AI won’t kill your vibe coding project. Bad content will.
- [Creating job growth frameworks for content designers](https://uxcontent.com/creating-dedicated-growth-frameworks-for-content-designers/): Tired of content designers being seen as just writers? Here's how to build a growth framework that showcases their full potential and strategic value.
- [A 4-step guide: how to network with content designers](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-networking/): Reaching out to content designers can be difficult, but worth it. Here are some lessons on how to approach people cold.
- [5 lessons for UX writers from behavioral economics](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writing-behavioral-economics/): Behavioral economics, at its core, is the study of the biases which lead people to make decisions in an economic context. Here are 5 ways UX writers can adopt lessons from this discipline.
- [Going global: reimagining content design communities](https://uxcontent.com/going-global-reimagining-content-design-communities/): The global content design community is more diverse than ever, but it struggles with inclusion due to language barriers, tech issues, economic gaps, varying time zones, and cultural misunderstandings.
- [Defining content design contribution: shared vs. specialized tasks](https://uxcontent.com/defining-content-design-contribution-shared-vs-specialized-tasks/): At Condé Nast, our content design team is privileged to have evolved well beyond the “seat at the table” level of design org maturity. However, that doesn’t solve every problem.
- [Passive voice in UX writing: what really matters?](https://uxcontent.com/passive-voice-isnt-the-problem-misuse-is/): While active voice gets all the glory for being clear and strong, passive voice quietly works behind the scenes to smooth out friction, emphasize user outcomes, and soften the occasional blow.
- [20 content design resolutions for 2025](https://uxcontent.com/20-content-design-resolutions-for-2025/): The Condé Nast content design team created a list of resolutions for 2025. Get some inspiration for the year ahead!
- [The ultimate content design resources list (2025 edition)](https://uxcontent.com/the-top-50-ux-content-resources-of-2024/): Which articles, podcasts, and blogs stood out in 2024? We’ve rounded up the top 50 UX writing and content design resources of the year.
- [A formula for defining maximum character lengths](https://uxcontent.com/a-formula-for-defining-maximum-character-lengths/): At some point in your career you’ll cross paths with the need to define the maximum character length for a component. I came up with a formula.
- [UX writing is on the rise in India](https://uxcontent.com/how-can-ux-writing-flourish-in-india/): Since UX writing is a new discipline, there simply aren’t enough UX writers in the country. If there is to be a UX writer in every design team, or say one writer for every ten designers (which is also far from the ideal ratio), we need many more UX writers.
- [3 experiments: creating a copy single source of truth](https://uxcontent.com/ux-copy-single-source-truth/): As part of a recent Hackathon, I looked into better ways to manage our copy.
- [The content design job market is recovering](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-jobs-2024/): The content design job market in May 2024 is still recovering. But it's now in a better situation than it has been in the past 2 years - and large companies are now hiring, even for entry-level roles.
- [Accidentally running for president of Iceland](https://uxcontent.com/accidentally-running-for-president-of-iceland/): A digital endorsement process gone wrong. Read the case study for real-life consequences of content design (yes, even for democracy).
- [Content Design 3.0: Principles for the future](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-3-0-roadmap-ux-content/): The content design field is changing. It's time to think carefully about what skills to prioritize, and how to adapt.
- [The case against consistency](https://uxcontent.com/the-case-against-consistency/): How can you balance following the rules while also creating memorable experiences? TJ Lee makes the case against consistency in UX writing.
- [4 ways to use generative AI in UX writing](https://uxcontent.com/4-ways-to-use-generative-ai-in-ux-writing/): Artificial intelligence is here to stay. Instead of fearing the unknown, James McGrath shares ideas you can use to complement (not take away from) your work.
- [UX content conferences to attend in 2024](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-conferences-to-attend-in-2024/): Looking to network with fellow content designers? Ready to take the stage as a speaker? Kyra Lee rounds up 20 UX content events you won't want to miss.
- [The top 50 UX content resources of 2023](https://uxcontent.com/the-top-50-ux-content-resources-of-2023/): Which articles, podcasts, and blogs stood out in 2023? We’ve rounded up the top 50 UX writing and content design resources of the year.
- [Introducing our biggest updates ever](https://uxcontent.com/introducing-our-biggest-updates-ever/): The year’s almost over, but we’re not slowing down! See what’s new at UXCC starting now.
- [The Interface: Is your company gaslighting you?](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-is-your-company-gaslighting-you/): Is your company gaslighting you? Patrick sits down with Sara Wachter-Boettcher to discuss her article and takeaways for content designers. Listen in or get the transcript.
- [3-step process to name a new feature](https://uxcontent.com/3-step-process-to-name-a-new-feature/): There's no “right” way to name a feature. Taylor Rohwedder shares the process that helps keep her team on track and avoid unnecessary debates.
- [The Interface: Evolution of content design with Kristina Halvorson](https://uxcontent.com/interface-content-design-evolution/): How can we move the content design field forward? Patrick and Kristina Halvorson chat during this brand-new podcast episode. Listen in or get the transcript.
- [UX writing for distributed interfaces](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writing-for-distributed-interfaces/): Writing for one interface can be tough enough. What about writing for multiple, connected UIs across different platforms? Remy Ferber shares learnings from writing for home appliances.
- [Why UX content and localization are better together](https://uxcontent.com/why-ux-content-and-localization-are-better-together/): Dip into the relationship between UX content and localization to understand their significance in global product success.
- [The Interface: Strategic Content Design with Erica Jorgensen](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-strategic-content-design-with-erica-jorgensen/): What does strategic content design look like in practice? Erica Jorgensen joins Patrick on the podcast to advocate for research and testing throughout the design process.
- [How AI is transforming UX writing (and what to do about it)](https://uxcontent.com/how-ai-is-transforming-ux-writing-and-what-to-do-about-it/): How can UX content professionals embrace AI? What does an AI-driven workflow mean for the future of UX writing? Tomer Gabbai of Frontitude weighs in.
- [Figma version control for UX writing – 7 methods](https://uxcontent.com/7-ways-ux-writers-manage-version-control-in-figma/): How do UX writers keep track of version history and copy approvals? Gidon Orelowitz sets out to discover the best solutions.
- [New! Introducing AI-focused curriculum at UXCC](https://uxcontent.com/new-introducing-ai-focused-curriculum-at-uxcc/): How can UX writers and content designers approach AI in their work? See what's new (and coming soon) to UXCC.
- [Future-proof your team with critical design skills](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-future-proof-critical-skills/): Future-proofing your team ensures UX content will continue to have a massive impact in your organization. Learn how to stay ahead of the curve.
- [How to decide if UXCC is right for your team](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-is-uxcc-right-for-my-team/): Deciding which training is right for your team? Not sure where to begin? See how UXCC can help.
- [How Xello transformed its team with UX writing](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-xello-ux-writing/): As Xello’s content team grew, so did the need for alignment around UX best practices. See how UXCC stepped in to help!
- [How to get the most out of training your team](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-benefits/): Team training is more than just “set and forget.” Learn how to make the most of training your UX content team to achieve lasting results.
- [Help your team prove the ROI of content design](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-roi-content-design/): Help your team show their value and grow their content design impact. Get started with content and usability testing.
- [The Interface: AI in content design with Chelsea Larsson](https://uxcontent.com/ai-content-design-chelsea-larsson/): Chelsea Larsson joins Patrick for a live podcast recording to discuss ethics, processes, and best practices of artificial intelligence in the content design process.
- [Giving 100+ technical writers new skills in UX content](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-servicenow-technical-writers/): After experiencing substantial growth in its design team, enterprise software provider ServiceNow aimed to give 100+ technical writers a major skills upgrade.
- [Boost your content design team’s capabilities with Figma](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-learn-figma/): Elevate your team’s design efficiency and effectiveness with Figma. Explore the benefits of investing in hands-on training.
- [Train technical writers with UX writing and content design skills](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-technical-writers-ux-writing/): Arm your technical writers with UX skills to reduce friction, improve collaboration, and give your org a competitive edge.
- [Align your team with UX writing and content design training](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-align-ux-writing/): Getting everyone on the same page means saving time, preventing costly errors, empowering new members, and fostering a shared understanding of UX principles.
- [How UXCC compares to other UX writing courses](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-team-training-uxcc-ux-writing-courses/): Prepare yourself (or your team) for success in the evolving field of content design. See how UXCC can help!
- [Webinar recap: The value of product localization for UX](https://uxcontent.com/webinar-recap-the-value-of-product-localization-for-ux/): In this panel conversation, Patricia Gómez Jurado, Gabriel Lek, and Rosa Vieira de Almeida share their unique perspectives on localization in the content design process.
- [The Interface: The UX content jobs market with Shannon Leahy](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-ux-content-jobs-shannon-leahy/): Shannon Leahy joins Patrick for a live podcast recording to discuss the current job market and tips for content designers on the search.
- [How to use AI in the UX writing process](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-use-ai-in-the-ux-writing-process/): Professionals with a nuanced understanding of language—UX writers and content designers—have a natural advantage when using AI to do our work.
- [How tiny UX copy tweaks make a big impact](https://uxcontent.com/how-tiny-ux-copy-tweaks-make-a-big-impact/): Tiny copy tweaks can lead to major performance wins. Lily shares a few case studies with positive business outcomes to help make the case for content testing.
- [The state of UX writing and content design jobs in 2023](https://uxcontent.com/state-of-ux-writing-content-design-jobs-2023/): Layoffs have made the UX job market tighter, but there are great opportunities for UX writers and content designers of all skill levels who are prepared to put in the work.
- [The Daily UX Writing Challenge, then and now](https://uxcontent.com/the-daily-ux-writing-challenge-then-and-now/): Incremental improvements, revisions, and iterations are a part of the UX writing process. Alexandra takes a look back at a few of the Daily UX Writing Challenges to make optimizations.
- [Webinar recap: The 2023 content design & salary survey report](https://uxcontent.com/webinar-recap-the-2023-content-design-salary-survey-report/): The results of our 2023 survey are in! Sneak a peek at the biggest takeaways and get your own custom report to guide your career.
- [The Interface: Content leadership with Connie Wu](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-content-design-leadership/): What does it mean to be a content leader? Connie Wu, former Head of Content Design at TikTok, joins Patrick for a live podcast recording to share lessons learned on the leadership path.
- [10 UX heuristics every content designer should know](https://uxcontent.com/10-content-design-heuristics/): There's no single path to UX success. In this post, Rachel Wood shares heuristic evaluations to guide your content and make continuous improvements.
- [Should we use ChatGPT in the UX writing process?](https://uxcontent.com/chatgpt-ux-writing-process/): Is ChatGPT the way to go, or should UX writers avoid it? We asked two content designers to share their differing views on AI in the design process.
- [The Interface: The best content design jobs on the market](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-the-best-content-design-jobs-on-the-market/): In this episode, Patrick Stafford and Gordon MacRae look at some of the best content design jobs on the market and discuss what the "market" even is for content design roles. Subscribe now!
- [What is localization for UX?](https://uxcontent.com/what-is-localization-for-ux/): Take a look at the first two lessons of our Product Localization for UX course. Learn how to successfully launch your next global product!
- [Introducing Conversation Design for Chatbots](https://uxcontent.com/introducing-conversation-design-for-chatbots/): Check out the improvements we've made to our chatbot writing course, now called Conversation Design for Chatbots. Get started on your convo design journey!
- [UX content conferences to attend in 2023](https://uxcontent.com/ux-content-and-tech-conferences-in-2023/): Looking to network with fellow content designers? Ready to take the stage as a speaker? Kyra Lee rounds up 20 UX content events you won't want to miss.
- [The top 50 UX content resources of 2022](https://uxcontent.com/the-top-50-ux-content-resources-of-2022/): Which articles, podcasts, and blogs stood out in 2022? We’ve rounded up the top 50 UX writing and content design resources just for you.
- [The Interface: Will AI eat UX writing? We test ChatGPT!](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-will-ai-eat-ux-writing-we-test-chatgpt/): What does ChatGPT mean for UX writers and content designers? In this episode of the podcast, we put AI to the test and discuss the implications for our field.
- [20 content designers share their daily routines](https://uxcontent.com/20-content-designers-share-their-daily-routines/): 20 content designers share what a typical day in their role looks like, including tools, processes, and structure. How does your experience compare?
- [All! The! Things! Clare Scott’s Button 2022 recap](https://uxcontent.com/button-2022/): What books, articles, and podcasts help content designers improve their craft? Get ready to bookmark these resources from Button 2022.
- [The Interface: Button 2022 recap](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-button-2022-recap/): Missed out on Button 2022? In this episode, we talk about the standout sessions and speak on what we hope to see more of next year.
- [Big tech layoffs: A survival guide for content designers](https://uxcontent.com/what-do-big-tech-layoffs-mean-for-content-designers-and-ux-writers-a-survival-guide/): I graduated university in 2008, roughly the same time the entire world economy collapsed. As many millennials would know from that time period, trying to get a job let alone a well paying job was a struggle. I managed to survive by attaching my career to a growing field (digital journalism) but it wasn’t easy.
- [A guide for fintech content design and UX writing](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writing-in-the-fintech-industry/): Poor UX can be costly for businesses—especially in the banking and financial sector. Cara Lam highlights the crucial role UX writing can play.
- [The Interface: Is this the end of Figma?](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-is-this-the-end-of-figma/): What does the future hold for content design in Figma? The UXCC crew chat with guests Scott Kubie and Carol Valdez on the latest acquisition news.
- [Law to UX: My magical career transition](https://uxcontent.com/law-to-ux-my-magical-career-transition/): UXCC graduate Connor Malone shares how an early career in law prepared him for the magical world of UX.
- [Punk in UX: 6 counterculture principles for content designers](https://uxcontent.com/punk-in-ux-6-counterculture-principles-for-content-designers/): The ethics, inclusion, and divergent thinking of a punk mindset are characteristics that unite UXers—from Expedia to Walmart.
- [Everything you need to know about UX writing certification](https://uxcontent.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-ux-writing-certification/): First thing’s first: UX Content Collective offers certifications in several disciplines, including UX writing, chatbot writing, content testing, and more. It’d be ridiculous for me to claim that I’m coming from an objective standpoint here. That said, it’s actually why I feel a duty to explain what a UX writing certification can and cannot do.
- [The Interface: Do content designers need portfolios?](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-do-content-designers-need-portfolios/): In this episode, the UX Content Collective crew discusses content design portfolios and if they are a necessity or a nice-to-have. Listen in or read the transcript!
- [The Interface: Will the wave of layoffs hit UX writers?](https://uxcontent.com/the-interface-will-the-wave-of-layoffs-hit-ux-writers/): In this episode, the UX Content Collective crew discusses the current wave of tech layoffs and what this means for product and design teams. 
- [Webinar recap: Accessibility for UX](https://uxcontent.com/webinar-recap-accessibility-for-ux/): In this webinar, UXCC course authors discuss designing usable experiences for all and how content designers can play a role in better, more accessible products.
- [Five tips for successful gender-inclusive translations](https://uxcontent.com/five-tips-for-successful-gender-inclusive-translations/): Truly gender-inclusive content requires support from UX writers, designers, and localization experts. Laetitia Gathion shares how to make this important collaboration work!
- [How to measure content operations maturity](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-measure-content-operations-maturity/): How “mature” is your organization? Rob Mills shows how to use content maturity models as a guide, not a prescriptive framework.
- [UXCC Instructor Spotlight: Meet Rob Mills](https://uxcontent.com/uxcc-instructor-spotlight-meet-rob-mills/): UXCC course instructors share their unique backgrounds, insights, and advice for fellow UX content people. This time, we chat with Rob Mills.
- [Grow your content design career with a coach](https://uxcontent.com/grow-your-content-design-career-with-a-coach/): In this panel, Patrick Stafford chats with UXCC coaches from Microsoft, Spotify, and ServiceNow.
- [Five tips for success as a solo UX writer](https://uxcontent.com/5-tips-for-success-as-a-solo-ux-writer/): Setting up a UX writing practice as a team of one is no small feat. Megan O'Neill shares how she got started building processes and best practices at Codecademy.
- [Introducing the Gender-Inclusive Language Project](https://uxcontent.com/introducing-the-gender-inclusive-language-project/): Content designers from around the globe explore how we can adopt gender-inclusive language in our everyday lives and content design work.
- [Figma techniques for better content design](https://uxcontent.com/figma-techniques-for-better-content-design/): Figma is where the content design magic happens. Jason Fox shares quick tricks and tips to make the most of the tool.
- [UXCC Instructor Spotlight: Meet Daree Allen Nieves](https://uxcontent.com/uxcc-instructor-spotlight-meet-daree-allen-nieves/): UXCC course instructors share their unique backgrounds, insights, and advice for fellow UX content people. This time, we chat with Daree Allen Nieves. 
- [Error messages as poetry from Condé Nast & Zendesk](https://uxcontent.com/poetic-error-messages/): UX writing is rarely considered the most emotional expression of the written word—until two UX writing teams transformed error messages into poems.
- [How to give impactful content design feedback](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-give-helpful-content-design-feedback/): Giving feedback is one of the most important tools in your content designer belt. Taylor Rohwedder shares how to use it well.
- [The top 50 UX writing resources of 2021](https://uxcontent.com/top-50-ux-writing-resources-of-2021/): Our field evolved a ton in 2021. We've collected the top 50 UX writing and content design resources for you to enjoy!
- [How to give your product a voice](https://uxcontent.com/who-said-that-how-to-turn-words-in-your-head-into-product-voice/): Adina Cretu gives an in-depth guide on how to bring a product's voice to life by giving it personality. It all begins with asking the right questions.
- [Interview with Kinneret Yifrah](https://uxcontent.com/interview-kinneret-yifrah/): In this interview, the author of the popular book "Microcopy, The Complete Guide" talks about her beginnings in UX writing, her projects, and the future of content design.
- [Introducing the UX Content Collective](https://uxcontent.com/welcome-ux-content-collective/): Welcome to the new and improved UX Writers Collective — now UX Content Collective.
- [Accessible content design for emojis](https://uxcontent.com/accessible-content-design-for-emojis/): Emojis are fun, but they're not always accessible. Jason Fox shares guidelines and considerations for content designers.
- [14 days of the Daily Conversation Design Challenge](https://uxcontent.com/14-days-daily-conversation-design-challenge/): Curious about convo design? Up for a challenge? See how Joel Ramey completed each daily prompt and put your skills to the test!
- [Compassion in UX: A hospital case study](https://uxcontent.com/compassion-ux-hospital-case-study/): A UX writer’s analysis of the user journey through the world of medicine.
- [Why we need better blockchain content design](https://uxcontent.com/better-blockchain-content-design/): When it comes to the multi-billion dollar blockchain industry, how can we prove the value of better content design?
- [Landing a job in UX is hard](https://uxcontent.com/landing-job-in-ux-is-hard/): Landing a job in UX is hard work. Students Nick and Harry share their lessons learned during their career transition.
- [How to keep up with the changing content design field](https://uxcontent.com/the-content-design-job-field-is-changing-and-you-need-to-keep-up/): Check out the first two lessons from the Career Course.
- [Ecommerce UX writing: a guide for writers](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writing-e-commerce/): Blanca shares how we can balance UX ethics with marketing priorities to design for prices in e-commerce experiences.
- [Could AI impact UX writing? Q&A with Bobbie Wood](https://uxcontent.com/how-will-ai-impact-ux-writing/): AI (artificial intelligence) tools are getting smarter and smarter. In this interview, UX Writers Collective founder Bobbie Wood weighs in on their future impact to the field.
- [Five must-try content tests for UX writers](https://uxcontent.com/five-must-try-content-tests-for-ux-writers/): Content testing is the best way to see if your words work. Here are five proven methods for UX writers to make design decisions with data.
- [Fight customer churn with UX writing](https://uxcontent.com/using-ux-writing-to-fight-customer-churn/): UX writing can make or break your business. Find out how you can improve customer retention and prevent churn with your words.
- [Why UX writers should learn Figma](https://uxcontent.com/why-ux-writers-should-learn-figma/): Figma is a critical tool for design collaboration. UX writers and content designers need to jump in, too.
- [11 key content design considerations](https://uxcontent.com/11-key-content-design-considerations/): Content design is complex. Erica, Senior UX Content Designer at Microsoft, offers up key considerations to keep in mind while doing the work.
- [Five UX writing job trends to look out for in 2021](https://uxcontent.com/five-ux-writing-job-trends-to-look-out-for-in-2021/): Gordon reveals the hottest UX writing job trends to look out for this year!
- [Exciting new material for our courses](https://uxcontent.com/exciting-new-material-for-our-courses/): Today we wanted to let you know about some exciting new material just added to the UX Writing Fundamentals and our CX Writing for Marketing Engagement courses.
- [Create a UX writing job where there is none](https://uxcontent.com/pitch-portfolio-create-a-ux-writing-job-where-there-is-none/): Uzoma shares her tips on how to create a UX writing position where positions are scarce or don't exist by creating a pitch portfolio!
- [Course Preview: UX Writing for Tech Writers](https://uxcontent.com/course-preview-ux-writing-for-tech-writers/): UX Writing for Technical Writers takes your existing technical writing knowledge and builds on it. You’ll learn to apply UX writing best practices to your work as a tech writer plus how to write for UI components. Designed for writers who want to be competent in both disciplines.
- [Getting started with growth content design](https://uxcontent.com/getting-started-with-growth-content-design/): Jason lays out the basics of growth content design in this beginner's guide to core principles, frameworks, and craft-level considerations to act on growth content opportunities.
- [“Learn more” is not enough: a case for descriptive CTAs](https://uxcontent.com/learn-more-is-not-enough-a-case-for-descriptive-cta/): Are your CTAs serving a specific purpose or are they acting more like fillers? Alice Chen argues that descriptive CTAs are more accessible, SEO-friendly, and contribute to a better user experience!
- [How not being a native English speaker makes me a better UX writer](https://uxcontent.com/not-native-english-speaker-makes-me-a-better-ux-writer/): Companies often list "native English speaker" as a requirement but are they missing out on first-class writing talent? Dragana explains why non-native English speakers actually make for great UX writers!
- [The top 50 UX writing resources of 2020](https://uxcontent.com/2020-top-50-ux-writing-resources/): 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.
- [What is microcopy? Why every word counts in UX…](https://uxcontent.com/what-is-microcopy/): Everyone on a design team should know how to work in Sketch or Figma. So...shouldn't everyone know how to write microcopy?
- [Starting your first UX writer role (remotely) from a class of COVID grad](https://uxcontent.com/starting-your-first-ux-writer-role-remotely-from-a-class-of-covid-grad/): Cayla thought she was going to start in-office at Microsoft, enjoying the perks that come with joining a major tech company. However, as a class of COVID graduate, she found herself starting her new, big role working from home. She shares her insights and lessons she's learned along the way.
- [The dos and don’ts of hiring a UX writer](https://uxcontent.com/the-dos-and-donts-of-hiring-a-ux-writer/): If you're going to hire a UX writer soon, there are a few things you should know to make sure everyone's experience is a positive one!
- [Atomic design needs atomic UX writers](https://uxcontent.com/atomic-design-needs-atomic-writers/): What is atomic design? Russell Norris shares great insight into how atomic design works and how UX writers should leverage it!
- [When a UX writer joins a CX team](https://uxcontent.com/when-a-ux-writer-joins-a-cx-team/): James shares how CX thinking has influenced his UX work, taking the broader perspective from CX and using that to inform his work on experiences at the individual level.
- [How to complete a UX writing challenge during the interview process](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-complete-a-ux-writing-challenge-during-the-interview-process/): Pembroke King, UX Writer at Catawiki, describes every step in detail on how she completed the UX writing challenge that got her the job!
- [How we moved from content docs to Abstract at Wix](https://uxcontent.com/how-we-moved-from-content-docs-to-abstract-at-wix/): UX Writer & Team Lead at Wix, Jenni Nadler shares how her team transitioned from using content documents to using Abstract.
- [Equitable hiring in UX writing](https://uxcontent.com/equitable-hiring-in-ux-writing/): Christie Fremon shares what she's learned about seeking equity in the hiring process.
- [UX Writing: What, Why, and How – webinar recording presented for IxDA Dubai](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writing-what-why-and-how-webinar-recording-presented-for-ixda-dubai/): Bobbie introduces how UX writing has evolved as its own discipline in the tech industry in a recent webinar with IxDA Dubai. She explains why UX writing is essential to product success and customer happiness.
- [Content Testing and Research – webinar recording  presented for UXPA International](https://uxcontent.com/content-testing-and-research-webinar-recording-presented-for-uxpa-international/): In a recent webinar for UXPA International on Content Testing and Research, Bobbie talks about the importance of testing content and how to do it in different scenarios.
- [Classism in UX copy: A Coronavirus era case study](https://uxcontent.com/classism-in-ux-copy-a-coronavirus-era-case-study/): Upon discovering classism in UX copy in COVID-19 related writing, UX researcher John McLeod-Moya performed his own research and case study during the pandemic. Here he offers his insights for more inclusive messaging.
- [Taxonomies and metadata: 5 key tips for UX writers](https://uxcontent.com/taxonomies-and-metadata-5-key-tips-for-ux-writers/): Expert in taxonomy and Image Librarian at Primark, Alice Walsh shares the fundamentals of metadata for beginners in the field.
- [GPT-3 is coming. Are you ready for AI?](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writing-content-strategy-gpt3-ai/): UX writers and content strategists need to start preparing for GPT-3 - and we can do that by articulating the value we provide now.
- [What I learned from UX writing portfolio reviewers](https://uxcontent.com/reviewing-my-ux-writing-portfolio-reviews-what-i-learned/): Joel Ramey shares insights from UX writing portfolio reviews by experts in the industry.
- [How to write inclusive UX content and microcopy](https://uxcontent.com/getting-started-with-writing-inclusive-copy/): Writing inclusive copy allows us to build trust with all users and not leave anyone out. Kaitlyn shares a few tips for beginners on how to get started.
- [5 ways to build your professional UX writing network](https://uxcontent.com/5-ways-to-build-your-professional-ux-writing-network/): Alexandra gives a comprehensive list of resources and tips on how to start building and growing your network.
- [How to write for voice experiences: 4 key tips for UX writers](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-write-for-voice-experiences-4-key-tips-for-ux-writers/): Anna shares her best practices on how to go from writing meant for reading to writing for hearing.
- [How to succeed as a sole UX writer](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-succeed-as-a-sole-ux-writer/): As the sole UX writer on a design team, Kendra Ralston shares how to navigate this complex experience and advocate for your work.
- [Why you should care about localization in UX writing](https://uxcontent.com/why-you-should-care-about-localization-in-ux-writing/): When it comes to user experience (UX) writing, every word matters. UX writer Michael Winnington explains why localization should be at the forefront of your thinking.
- [Tips for your UX writing portfolio when you’re starting out](https://uxcontent.com/tips-for-your-ux-writing-portfolio-when-youre-starting-out/): Get the best tips for structuring your UX writing portfolio from Andy Welfle, Adobe Content Strategy lead and hiring manager, and co-author of "Writing is Designing".
- [Chatbots save lives](https://uxcontent.com/chatbots-save-lives/): In challenging times, Finn Astle shares how chatbots can significantly improve customer experience.
- [How to ace a content design job interview](https://uxcontent.com/the-anatomy-of-a-ux-writing-interview-what-you-need-to-know/): Heather McBride shares her UX writing interview experience and discusses in detail what you can expect in your upcoming UX job interview.
- [Course Preview: Conversation Design for Chatbots](https://uxcontent.com/write-and-design-chatbots/): Want to learn how to write and design chatbots? This guide will give you everything you need to know. No coding required!
- [Dear Companies, Here’s how to hire a UX writer](https://uxcontent.com/dear-companies-heres-how-to-hire-a-ux-writer/): User experience (UX) writers are many things. A lot of us come from copywriting, technical writing, or support backgrounds and have spent a lot of time working to build brand stories, support content, communications strategies, and other customer-facing documents.
- [Why you should absolutely hire a remote UX writer](https://uxcontent.com/why-you-should-absolutely-hire-a-remote-writer/): So, what are the reasons hiring a remote UX writer might be your best option?  Here are some things we’d love for you to consider:
- [How to succeed as a remote UX writer](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-succeed-as-a-remote-ux-writer/): UX writing is a fast growing field, but job opportunities for remote workers are still less common than for UX designer or copywriter jobs.
- [How to research and test content and copy](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-research-and-test-content-and-copy/): Learning how to test and measure your content is difficult, but not impossible. This course will show you how.
- [How can content designers influence without authority?](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writers-guide-to-influencing-without-authority/): Influencing without authority is a skill that UX writers need to learn - and here's how.
- [What is the product-design ratio?](https://uxcontent.com/the-product-design-ratio/): Why is the product design ratio so skewed?
- [How to become a data-driven UX writer (and how to A/B test copy)](https://uxcontent.com/how-to-ab-test-copy/): UX writers and content strategists who are able to understand data, how to AB test copy, and the decision-making process that relies on data, will have a huge competitive advantage.
- [The UX course graduate survival guide](https://uxcontent.com/ux-writing-graduate-survival-guide/): With more UX graduates attending bootcamps and intensive sessions designed to get them up to speed on UX design and research, we’re seeing more people come into the industry from different backgrounds.
- [What’s the difference between UX writing and microcopy?](https://uxcontent.com/difference-ux-writing-microcopy/): So what’s the difference between microcopy and UX writing?

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- [AI in Content Design: Evaluation and Structure](https://uxcontent.com/ai-evaluation-workshop/): This AI evaluation workshop focuses on qualitative methods — helping you assess clarity, tone, and usefulness, and build evaluation frameworks that work with real-world LLMs.
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- [Arnaud Frattini: Content Design Coach](https://uxcontent.com/arnaud-frattini/): Arnaud is a senior content designer at Alibaba Group. His expertise spans user research, localization, UX writing. He is also the cofounder and community leader of "Content Designers China"
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- [Waitlist – Create an AI Chatbot](https://uxcontent.com/waitlist-create-an-ai-chatbot/): An online, hands-on workshop designed for content designers and any UX professionals who want to understand more about how Large Language Models (LLMs) work in practice.
- [Waitlist – Systems Thinking](https://uxcontent.com/waitlist-systems-thinking/): An online, hands-on workshop designed for UX writers and content designers with a more technical background. This workshop is also perfect for those who want to level up their design skills. 
- [Content Design in China](https://uxcontent.com/content-design-in-china/): In our research, we will explore the specific characteristics of China's tech landscape and how it impacts UX design and content, define the factors that make Chinese companies change their mind about content designers, outline the challenges faced by content professionals, and formulate some trends that are shaping the future of content design in China.
- [Essential Content Design Skills for UX](https://uxcontent.com/2024-content-design-skills/): The best content designers don’t just keep up — they anticipate what’s next. As tools evolve and teams scale, the skills that matter most are shifting. Whether you're shaping product strategy or crafting clear microcopy, these are the content design skills that will help you lead, influence, and deliver great UX at scale.
- [Workshop: AI in Content Design: Ethics, Scale, and Impact](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-ai-in-content-design-ethics/): Learn how to grow your content design skills by writing for AI, and with AI. Gain an ethical foundation in AI during this 3.5-hour online workshop using comprehensive frameworks and hands-on exercises.
- [UX Workshops for Content Designers and UX Writers](https://uxcontent.com/workshops-for-content-designers/): Our UX workshops are built for content designers, UX writers, and product teams who want real-world skills they can apply immediately.
- [Waitlist – Content Audit](https://uxcontent.com/waitlist-content-audit/): An online, hands-on workshop designed for UX writers and content designers at beginner or intermediate levels, including solo or freelancer content designers who want to run audits without supervision.
- [Waitlist – AI Workshop](https://uxcontent.com/waitlist-ai-workshop/): Go beyond generating UI text with large language models, and walk away with hands-on practice developing a custom AI tool for your organization.
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- [Course: Elevating Product Experience with Tone](https://uxcontent.com/elevating-product-experience-with-tone/): Elevating Product Experience With Tone​
- [Workshop: Succeeding as a Solo UX Writer](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-succeeding-as-a-solo-ux-writer/): Megan is the Principal Content Designer at Vimeo. She previously worked as a solo UX writer at Codecademy and built the UX writing practice from scratch. She thrives on collaboration, consistency, clarity—and helping people reach their goals.
- [Workshop: Intro to Content Operations](https://uxcontent.com/intro-content-operations/): In this 3.5-hour content strategy workshop, you'll get a practical introduction to content operations, and you'll create a Content Ops Playbook to help you build systems, workflows, and governance models for content at scale. 
- [Workshop: Content Testing Essentials](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-content-testing-essentials/): Content testing for UX is a crucial part of any design process. Learn how to test content with users in this hands-on workshop with practical methods, and connect your content to the bottom line.
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- [Workshop Waitlist – Elevating Product Experience with Tone](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-waitlist-elevating-product/): Establishing a brand voice is only the first step—to become a wizard of voice and tone, you need to develop the ability to modulate your tone of voice. Attend this workshop and learn how to:
- [Workshop Waitlist – Content Operations](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-waitlist-content-operations/): Learn how to conduct observations and stakeholder interviews, develop a content ops playbook, and create an action plan and outline to implement in your company.
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- [Course: Writing Better Error Messages for UX](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-writing-error-messages/): Design effective error messages that guide users. In this video course, you’ll learn how to write clear error messages that improve user experience. We’ll cover UX writing best practices for error states and explore scalable messaging standards.
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- [Workshop Waitlist – Advanced Figma for Content Designers](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-waitlist-advanced-figma/): Why join us: Learn power techniques to accelerate your content-first designs and collaborate more efficiently. Get beyond text editing. Time to demo those creative ideas using every designers’ favorite tool.
- [Workshop Waitlist – Proving ROI with Content Testing](https://uxcontent.com/workshop-waitlist-content-testing-essentials/): Why join us: Find out whether your content is “working” and how customers feel about it. Learn both qualitative and quantitative content testing techniques with hands-on exercises. Learn to develop and measure based on a well-constructed question and the right test plan.
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- [Workshop: UX Writing Essentials](https://uxcontent.com/courses-workshop-ux-writing-essentials/): Whether you’re crafting interface text manually or using generative AI tools, this UX writing workshop helps teams understand what works, what doesn’t, and how to create better content for real users.
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