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Social media strategist,
user experience and content specialist
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Are we finally ready for a computer on our face?
In 2013, Google tried to put a computer on our faces. The result was disaster. Google Glass cost too much, looked awkward, and generated immediate social backlash. People nicknamed the early adopters "Glassholes." The market, the technology, and the culture simply were not ready for permanent, camera-equipped devices worn in public. More than ten years later, Mark Zuckerberg’s company, Meta, has succeeded where Google failed. By partnering with Ray-Ban, Meta shifted the focus


Navigating the U.S. Job Market in 2025 as an International Student
Securing a job in the United States as an international student on an F-1 visa often feels like a winding, uphill journey. Many students,...


A UX Guide for the Future of Customer Experience
My work at a luxury hospitality brand has given me a front-row seat to the future of customer experience. It’s clear that CX is shifting...


The Attractiveness Advantage: Why Recruitment Needs a UX Lens
Recruiters sometimes assess a candidate’s abilities based on how they look. This happens when physical appeal leads to assumptions about...


The Unseen Ally: How Generative AI Supported My 500-Application Journey
Generative AI tools, like Gemini, can serve as a crucial companion in the challenging 2025 job hunt. AI's practical aid in crafting applications and preparing for interviews, alongside its unexpected role in alleviating loneliness and providing emotional support, can be crucial for applicants. While AI offers "fake" empathy, these consistent interactions help job seekers find solace and motivation. The human element of personalization and review remains essential for successf


The Unsettling Scroll: When Thirst Traps Meet War Zones on Your Feed
Today, social media users face a constant, disorienting juxtaposition of content. Feeds designed for entertainment and connection now deliver an overwhelming blend of "light-hearted" posts—thirst traps, validation-seeking selfies, and aspirational vacation pictures—alongside urgent and often graphic news about escalating conflicts, political crises, and war crimes. This abrupt tonal shift takes a heavy toll on our mental well-being.


Crisis Comms to Global Influence: Analyzing Jacinda Ardern's Digital Footprint and Content Strategy
Jacinda Ardern's memoir shows how empathetic communication defined her leadership. Her strategic approach, like UX content, shaped New Zealand's image and fostered public connection, enduring despite limitations.


Pride Month 2025: An American Experience
Pride 2025 sees corporations retreat, exposing sincerity doubts. The LGBTQ+ community is reclaiming its protest roots, forcing brands to define authentic, consistent values globally.


Job Search from a UX Perspective
Finding a job in 2025 means more than just sending out resumes. With the rise of AI, Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), and fierce competition, especially in tech, communication, and marketing, job seekers must adopt a strategic approach.


5 Trends in UX Design We Should Keep an Eye on (and Challenge) in 2025
Emerging technologies and algorithms are reshaping user experiences, demanding that we, as UX professionals, remain vigilant and proactive.


What a Content Designer Can Do For Your Brand
A content designer is more than a writer; they are architects of the user's textual journey.


Six Trends Brands Must Not Miss on Social Media in 2025
The social media landscape is in constant flux, and 2025 promises to be a year of significant evolution.


UX Writing & Content Strategy Work Hand-in-Hand
In the ever-evolving digital landscape, the terms "UX writing" and "content strategy" are frequently used, often interchangeably.
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