UX Content Strategy

Plan, design, and manage
successful content

My name is April. I’m a UX Writer and Product Content Strategist. Using best practices for copy and content strategy, I guide content design for websites, digital products, and mobile apps.

UX
Writing

Small words matter and every character space counts. Great products are written with empathy, clarity, and simplicity.

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Content
Strategy

Use design thinking and best practices for content planning, governance, and delivery. Create successful content that works.

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Simplicity

Simplicity doesn’t just happen. Taking complex ideas and turning them into a frictionless user experience is an art. ContentGoals can help.

Wireframes for SaaS

UX Writing: The magic sauce in usability.

  • Microcopy
  • Error Messages
  • Toast / Snackbar Text
  • Labeling
  • Style Guides

Small words can have a BIG impact for SaaS applications and digital products. UX Writing presents an opportunity to bring out your brand’s personality and functionality. First, identify roadblocks your user may encounter. Then, through the magic of simple words; avoid, explain, and offer a solution.

Transparency

Content is used across many teams and channels. Collaboration and transparency is important for a cohesive content strategy that translates into an engaging user experience.

Content Strategy

From concept to delivery, UX content strategists guide all of your content efforts.

Content Strategy Graphic
  • Content Audits
  • Information Architecture
  • Navigation / Hierarchy
  • Wireframes / Taxonomy
  • Logic Workflows

Content Management

Document and manage access for collaborators while tracking the success of your content.

content management
  • Content Management Systems
  • Content Inventories
  • Language Localization
  • Content Performance
  • Accessibility / Permissions

Content strategists, designers, developers, project managers, UX researchers, and stakeholders work in tandem to create the best user experience. First, make your team aware to engage with content strategists. Then, create a transparent and collaborative governance plan to support anyone who touches content—which is pretty much everyone.