Add meaning with content design
Content designers are a game changer. We’re highly trained to explore and understand the way people communicate wherever they are in life – environmentally, situationally,… Read More »Add meaning with content design
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Laura Sands
Affordable UX Training Resources for Career Changers
The amount of recommendations for newcomers to UX who want to learn and grow is daunting. The number of articles recommending bootcamps or courses, books,… Read More »Affordable UX Training Resources for Career Changers
The Storyteller in Transition to UX
I’m studying to become a UX storyteller. That is, a UX Designer with a storytelling core. I remember years ago thinking that I would never… Read More »The Storyteller in Transition to UX
Where My Anxiety Begins
What is anxiety? What is fear? What is passivity? What do all these things actually mean? I do not ask this question in regards to what… Read More »Where My Anxiety Begins
Becoming Good at Something
What if you could learn anything in 20 hours, what would you learn? This was a question posed in an article recently shared by Time Magazine that my friend… Read More »Becoming Good at Something
Water Like Glass
These are a few of my favorite photos I took with my little Canon Rebel T2i (50mm, f/1.8 lens). On Christmas Eve in 2013, I stopped… Read More »Water Like Glass
Coping with Tragedy Stories
When hearing stories that tell of suffering, how do we cope with them, when we are slightly detached from them? Today, this question came to… Read More »Coping with Tragedy Stories
Homeschooling and Friendship
I was homeschooled. Anytime I tell people that, I see the other person’s lips part slightly to let an “ah” escape, the head nod and… Read More »Homeschooling and Friendship
Making
My life is, in all truth, just another one. I’m no more or less important than anyone on the planet, except that I stand below… Read More »Making
More on Telling a Story
When I was a child, I wrote almost every day. As a young girl, the world outside my little house seemed to have thousands of… Read More »More on Telling a Story