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Take our free UX Writing Course.In this episode of Writers in Tech, host Yuval Keshtcher speaks with Hunter Gebron, a seasoned UX writer with extensive experience in the FinTech and blockchain sectors. They discuss the significant presence of UX writers in FinTech, the challenges of communicating complex blockchain terminology, and the importance of building trust with users in financial applications. Hunter shares insights from his journey in UX writing, including his experiences at Meta and Kraken, and emphasizes the need for clear communication and user research in content design. In this conversation, Hunter discusses his experiences in content design, particularly in the context of his work at Kraken and the evolving role of AI in the industry. He reflects on the challenges and opportunities presented by AI tools, the importance of strategic thinking in content design, and the potential for building scalable content design systems. The discussion also touches on the future of product design and the necessity for designers to adapt to new technologies.

Episode Summary In this groundbreaking episode, host Yuval Keshtcher speaks with Megan Legawiec about the emerging field of trauma-informed content design. They explore how digital products can be designed with awareness of user trauma, making experiences safer and more accessible for everyone. Megan explains the core principles, shares practical examples, and offers resources for designers looking to implement these practices. Check out our free content design courseIntroductionYuval introduces Megan Legawiec, a senior content designer who has worked in real estate, cybersecurity, and AIThey explain this is a dedicated episode on trauma-informed content design after briefly discussing it in a previous recordingOriginated in psychotherapy with 5-7 guiding principlesAdapted first to physical spaces through architectural guidelinesNow being applied to digital spaces where people spend significant timeApproximately 70% of the world's population will experience a traumatic event in their lifetimeAn estimated 5-8% develop PTSDApplies to all digital experiences, not just mental health applicationsExamples include:SafetyTrustworthiness and TransparencyPeer Support, Collaboration, and MutualityEmpowerment and ChoiceCultural, Historical, and Gender ConsiderationsBuilds trust with usersCreates more loyal user baseMakes experiences accessible to more peopleCorrelates with best practices in UX designCan be implemented incrementallyBooks:Training:Megan responds to audience questions from LinkedIn about implementation strategiesYuval teases an upcoming live conference in Europe (September 2025)Produced by the UX Writing HubWhat is Trauma-Informed Content Design?Key ApplicationsCore Tenets of Trauma-Informed DesignBusiness Case for ImplementationRecommended ResourcesClosing

Sign up for our free UX Writing Course: https://course.uxwritinghub.com/free_course I had a huge pleasure in having Balasubramanyn Meenakshisundaram at the Writers in Tech podcast. Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4n6icHZbDEcXRX4DafjtPw How does a tech support specialist evolve into a content designer? In this episode, we dive deep with a veteran tech writer who's mastered the art of user-centered documentation across telecom, healthcare, and SaaS. From crafting product docs in agile environments to becoming a sought-after content strategist, our guest shares insights on finding your voice in technical writing while maintaining that crucial human touch.

Step into the world of AI companionship with Jason F. Gilbert, where robots aren't just machines – they're life-changing friends for older adults. Through his work at Intuition Robotics, Jason shares candid stories about Elliq, a companion robot helping seniors fight loneliness and stay sharp. His journey from writing Disney's Miss Piggy chatbot to crafting conversations for elder care reveals the human side of AI development. Get ready for an eye-opening chat about building trust, handling user feedback (including the tough moments), and why sometimes, the most powerful feature can be as simple as offering a virtual hug. This isn't just another tech talk – it's a story about using words and AI to make real connections when they matter most.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Nurit Gazit, Director of Product Management at Beti, as we explore the intersection of AI, UX writing, and the construction industry. In this episode of the AI Experience podcast, Nurit shares how Beti, a software company specializing in construction site management, is leveraging AI and professional UX writing to revolutionize communication in the building sector. Discover how Beti is tackling unique challenges in safety, quality, and efficiency on construction sites through innovative software solutions. Nurit discusses the company's journey from a startup to an established player, including their expansion from Israel to the US market and the complexities of product localization. Learn about Beti's strategic decision to collaborate with UX writing professionals and their development of an AI-powered tool for implementing UX guidelines. Nurit offers valuable insights on balancing user needs with business objectives in specialized industries and provides tips for aspiring UX writers looking to make an impact. Whether you're interested in AI applications, UX design, or the evolving landscape of construction technology, this episode offers a blueprint for building better user experiences in complex industries. Take out free UX Writing courseCheck out the UX Writing HubFollow Nurit on Linkedin

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