Lisa Maria Marquis is an information architect and content strategist specializing in the structural analysis of digital systems, helping organizations to build findable, understandable, and usable content experiences. She is a speaker, workshop facilitator, editor, author of Everyday Information Architecture, and coauthor of You Should Write a Book. She lives near Boston with her partner, two dogs, four chickens, and roughly ten thousand bees.
TopicsEthics
The choices we make in the design and structure of digital content reflect our...
TopicsEthics
Poor organization afflicts every corner of the web, from weak navigation structures...
TopicsCareer, Communication, Community
Too often, we leave writing about our work to the "experts"—big, accomplished names...
TopicsCommunication, Design Strategy, Design Systems, Taxonomy, Web & Mobile
We know that content is at its most useful when it’s clear, consistent, orderly,...
TopicsCommunication, Design Systems, Ethics, Taxonomy, Web & Mobile
The way you organize your web content changes the way users can find it, understand...
DisciplinesArt, Interaction Design, Product Design, User Experience
TopicsBusiness Design, Career, Communication, Creativity, Design Strategy, Design Thinking, Leadership, Service Design, Teamwork
IndustriesMarketing, Technology
Natalie is a design leader with 15+ years of experience in product design, user...
DisciplinesGame Design, User Experience, User Interface, User Research
TopicsDesign Strategy, Design Thinking, Methodology
IndustryTechnology
Senior UX Designer at Niantic | Latinx | She/Her...
DisciplinesImmersive Experience Design, Interaction Design, Product Design
TopicsCommunity
IndustryTechnology
Kat Vellos is a user experience designer with a passion for helping people...
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