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There’s no shortage of fantastic resources out there, but sometimes it can feel overwhelming to sort through it all. So, we’ve pulled together the most popular links shared in our weekly Dash newsletter for you to enjoy in one place. See what came out on top…
50. UX writing is the name, cohesion is the game. We know consistency is key, but what does it really look like in practice? Marina Nevolina outlines how to create cohesive narratives across touchpoints.
49. The role of content in generative AI. “Keep asking the questions, keep having the conversations, and really try to establish a point of view on this.” This = content generated by artificial intelligence. Hear more from Aladrian Goods, Content Design Manager at Intuit, as she chats with Kristina Halvorson. Listen to the full episode.
48. Monster list of UX books. We were scrolling on LinkedIn and came across a list that’s too good not to share. Thanks to Colin Baird for posting this mega Airtable base including 1,000+ UX books. Add these titles to your library.
47. The state of UX content jobs. Layoffs have made the UX job market tighter, but there are great opportunities for folks of all skill levels who are prepared to put in the work. Patrick weighs in on the state of UX writing and content design jobs.
46. Build trust with organized Figma files. “A cluttered workspace can instantly damage your credibility, even before the quality of your work is assessed.” Is it time for some housekeeping? Read on to keep your Figma files clean and your stakeholders happy.
45. Poor collaboration = poor UX. Working as a team takes some serious work. When cross-functional collaboration is broken, products suffer as a result. Nielsen Norman group unpacks the common challenges and strategies for success.
44. Make it short and sweet. Concise sounds nice in theory, but it’s more difficult to achieve in practice. Thanks to Taylor Dykes for compiling this guide to rewriting digital content for brevity. Here’s how to reduce your word count.
43. 21 small thoughts (and counting) about information architecture. We would read Scott Kubie’s grocery lists if he published them. This time, he shares a non-exhaustive list of IA thoughts. See what you think…
42. Don’t offer discounts on your well-being. You know the saying, “Good, cheap, and fast—but you can only pick two.” What happens when we take a stand against “cheap” content work? In this essay, Chelsea Larsson shares how to be “rich” in content design.
41. Design for cognitive accessibility. Accessibility is more than screen readers. It’s about making your content usable for everyone. In this post, Eva Katharina Wolf outlines design considerations for users living with ADHD. Read the accessible design recommendations.
40. Futureproofing UX in the age of AI. Keeping up with the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and automation is a full-time job itself. This post from Gerren Lamson will help your UX team adjust how you create AI-supported experiences. Check out the AI guide from Indeed Design.
39. How AI is transforming UX writing. How can UX content folks embrace artificial intelligence tools? What does an AI-driven workflow mean for the future of UX writing? Tomer Gabbai, CEO and Co-Founder of Frontitude, weighs in. Read the predictions.
38. Writing good interfaces. Good writing takes time. The next time you’re stuck in a vicious rewriting cycle (and not getting anywhere), give these techniques compiled by Nick DiLallo a try.
37. A content designer’s guide to product audits. Ready to launch your next content audit? In this one, Emily Wachowiak, Senior Content Designer at Mozilla, shares how to set yourself up for mission success with the right scope, goals, and tools. Leap into your product content audit.
36. Content design isn’t as broken as you think. Our community has been abuzz with discussion about the future of our field. Some believe it’s doomed, others are optimistic about the prospects. This post from Anna Potapova puts the conversation into perspective.
35. The UX research tools map. Okay, this one is a true work of art. Check out the illustrated guide to the ever-changing world of research software brought to you by the User Interviews team.
34. The 2023 content design salary & industry report. Thanks to all who joined us for the preview session. You can watch the recording, and then get your own custom report.
33. When consistency in microcopy does m
