Trabajar como UX Writer en otro idioma no es tan complicado como parece. Basta ser bilingüe y lanzarse a la aventura como lo hizo Mario Ferrer, quien nos comparte en esta charla su experiencia, las ventajas de hablar varios idiomas, los desafíos que representa trabajar en otra lengua para grandes empresas y desde otro país.

Hablamos con uno de esos profesionales que escriben para hacernos la vida más fácil: nos dicen cómo navegar una web, un videojuego o una app. Eso es lo que hace Mario Ferrer. El invitado de nuestro primer Clear Talk nos cuenta cómo es el trabajo de un content designer o UX writer, qué puntos en común tiene con el lenguaje claro y cómo ve el futuro del UX writing.

UX Writing, Content Design, and Content Strategy are all about collaboration. Your day-to-day work will likely involve people from Design, Legal, tech, Localization, and many more. So how do you best build functional relationships with all these people?

Patricia Gomez and Mario Ferrer lead the content design team at King Games, the makers of Candy Crush and other popular mobile games.

Collaborating with others is hard. And it’s even harder to convince them to try a new approach if they’ve never even heard about it.

As a content designer or UX writer you’ll constantly find yourself as an advocate for breaking silos and content-first design. This is one of our superpowers and a great way that we provide value to our teams and the business.

When I named this podcast, I chose to focus the title on “Silicon Valley”. Why? I don’t even live there. It comes down to bias. Today’s episode is about breaking that bias.

Mario is a Senior Content Designer. He strives to help and guide people across digital products and services with the content he designs. He’s a firm believer that the collaboration between research, design, content, and development is what allows teams to solve complex design problems.

This month Mario joined us to talk about his experience surviving as the sole UX writer. He shared tips and takeaways from his mistakes, gave five points to consider throughout your own UX writing experience, and answered questions during a Q&A portion

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