How language design became the most important feature in a recovery app
Turning natural history into copy that turns ugly weeds into purchased seedsLegalese (Simplified)
Writing for lawyers doesn’t have to read like an ethics opinion—unless it’s an ethics opinion
When your error messages read like Parseltongue, you're designing for developersOther projects
The “Sci-fi fishcore romance” and its lesson about finding your sub-genre (Coming soon)
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As an avid mystery book reader, I like finding where the logic breaks down. Red herrings are around every corner of a problem. I search for whatever lies upstream.
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One question tends to lead to another, and before long I'm exploring a new skill. Writing led me to UX. UX led me to content design. I enjoy being a beginner, because with every new perspective I find another way to understand the world around me.
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Whether I'm writing a novel, designing content, or mapping an experience, I'm ultimately trying to answer the same question: what makes people care?