Content is design. I create experiences, not just words.
I'm a full-stack content designer who puts users first. This means end-to-end leadership and involvement, from user research to ideation to building a meaningful strategy and executing it against metrics that matter, to testing and refinement.Â
Every action the user performs on a product is an opportunity to start an authentic conversation with them. Accessibility, clarity and concision are the cornerstones of the microcopy I create.Â
All my work at Verizon was in the consumer-facing side of Verizon apps and services. Aside from tactical content design work for fast releases, I also led design strategies for unifying the experiences across multiple digital products and standardizing flows that were used widely across consumer-facing products (e.g., login, password guidelines, etc.).
As an Associate Creative Director, UX Copywriting, at Publicis Sapient (contract), I worked with the Verizon Value Organization and supported the app experiences for Verizon's affordable brands like Tracfone, Total Wireless, Straight Talk and Walmart Family Mobile. This included everything from high-level strategizing and concepting work, like bringing each brand's individual voice to life and reimagining the app experiences to include AI-assisted agents and other conversational guidance, to more immediate tactical solutions, like building thoughtful, research-led solutions, modernizing existing app interfaces and creating error messages for activation, login, payment, etc.
Designing a B2C mobile onboarding flow to drive registration completion and engagement for 150 million users of My Verizon app.
Identifying and solving a problem to increase transparency and user trust in Verizon's notifications system.
Updating Verizon's technician tracker to a new design system, while building the foundation for their new content guidelines.
Designed and iterated on a simple flow for Stream TV to help users get all the information they needed to recycle their devices.
As a staff content designer at Pinterest, I worked on multiple high-traffic, high-visibility, high-impact product surfaces in the ads measurement space. I updated the analytics experience to align with the new business strategy and built the brand new campaign insights page. I also mentored two ads measurement content designers.
Building a product to enable advertisers to measure their campaign performance, access meaningful analytics, and get deeper insights on the Pinterest platform.
Tooltips for metrics, product tour, empty states, etc., to help the user learn about the new Campaign Insights product and effectively measure their performance.
Overhauled the Analytics experience (for paid and organic content performance) to align with the companywide strategic pivot to simplify content creation.
During my time at Meta, I was a senior content designer on the privacy infrastructure team. We built the internal tooling that enabled Meta employees launching new products, campaigns, etc., to ensure that user privacy is protected. As they were building their products, they had to go through a notoriously complex privacy review process that allowed them to explain their privacy practices to auditors and also submit evidence to prove that they implemented everything necessary to uphold Meta's privacy standards. This evidence submission process was the focus of my team. I also contributed to the overall privacy and content design disciplines and worked on other high-impact, high-visibility cross-functional projects.
Pitched and built a separate simplified process for non-technical (non-engineering) users like marketers to submit their privacy-related information.
Created a flow to allow the users to leave feedback on one part of the privacy review process so we could learn more about how the process was impacting launches.
Took learnings from research and designed a flow that would enable users to get support from other users having similar experiences with the complex privacy process.
Developed a workshop exercise to help a diverse group of folks who got thrown together after a re-org and needed a clear, effective name for their new team.
As the senior content strategist at Unbabel (and the only content person until I grew the team), I had the amazing opportunity to work on marketing content, UX projects and anything else at the intersection of marketing and content design. I built the style guide and voice and tone framework and socialized it through the organization. I also provided end-to-end support for a massive rebranding, a brand new pricing framework, launching a new market category, a first ever annual event of its kind, and an acquisition, among other things.
Built the style guidelines and reworked the whole website to match the brand's new voice and values.
Created the marketing content design strategy for our new pricing model and built a page to inform and educate the user.
Create the architecture, wireframed and provided end-to-end content for a comprehensive comparison page.
Activated the new brand and designed the whole experience for a first-ever annual event that also launched a new market category.
Designed the product tour including the product copy to create an immersive demo experience.
Established the comprehensive Unbabel content guidelines and socialized them across the organization to ensure adoption.