There’s something in the water. Tech companies big and small want UX writers—whole teams of them!—even if they’re not quite sure what those are or how to work with them. All too often, UX writers are treated like copywriters: They’re only brought in at the end, to polish up some strings.
We can make this better. Drawing from his experiences at Slack, Andrew’s talk covers crafty-yet-simple tactics for getting cross-functional partners to change how they think about UX writing—and to start including it as a key part of the design process.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
There’s something in the water. Tech companies big and small want UX writers—whole teams of them!—even if they’re not quite sure what those are or how to work with them. All too often, UX writers are treated like copywriters: They’re only brought in at the end, to polish up some strings.
We can make this better. Drawing from his experiences at Slack, Andrew’s talk covers crafty-yet-simple tactics for getting cross-functional partners to change how they think about UX writing—and to start including it as a key part of the design process.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
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