This is my collection of (mostly) curated sources and written posts around content writing, content design, user experience (UX), and usability research.
Starting my journey in the military police, I now specialise in content writing, content design and content strategy.
Words are my passion, and I use them to make a difference. Composing clear, engaging content has always fuelled my ambition and brings me genuine joy and happiness. I see language as a powerful tool to connect with people in meaningful ways. Whether it's creating attention, promoting values, or building brand trust.
Simone Weil said, "Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity." This quote motivates my approach: I believe in earning people’s attention through clear, honest communication.
My purpose is to deliver accurate, inclusive, and transparent content. Tailored to real people’s needs and contexts, it stands out from the clutter and resonates with them.
I live by Hemingway's mantra, "Easy writing makes hard reading". Though I’d use Hawthorne and Angelou's words: "Easy reading is damn hard writing." These quotes guide my work. Crafting clear, accessible and cohesive content requires meticulous effort. That's why I pay attention to detail, ensuring every sentence is crystal clear and information flows seamlessly. This user-centric approach is the foundation of my writing. It's not just about getting words on paper; it's about connecting with people in a meaningful way. I'm crafting content to simplify how people get information and interact with web and apps.
I value loyalty, responsibility, reliability, and integrity. I am guided by a deep respect for people. I respect diverse perspectives and strive to understand people's goals.
Throughout my career, I've consistently sought roles where I can make a difference and that align with my values. It has evolved with twists and turns. It hasn't followed a traditional trajectory. It let me refine my skills and find my passion for content creation. Diverse experiences challenged me and shaped who I am today. They let me build my skills and perspectives. They also demanded adaptability and resourcefulness.
Serving as a military police sergeant at a NATO headquarters, I honed my discipline and leadership skills. Working in communications for a non-profit organisation started my post university career. I then shifted to press and PR for an EU military operation. There, I learned to write under pressure. Between 2014 and 2023, I settled into the dynamic role as editor and website manager for the European Commission. In these political and science communication roles, I refined my writing skills and developed a keen understanding of user needs. Currently I am working as content designer and communication consultant for a consultancy providing services for the education sector.
There is one constant: my passion for clear, accurate, and cohesive communication. Tired of jargon and convoluted sentences, I found my calling in content writing, content design and content strategy. I craft user-friendly content, with a clear information architecture, and champion accessibility.
Throughout my career, I have initiated and led impactful projects and achieved significant milestones. From relaunching corporate websites to setting up coaching sessions for content creators, I have demonstrated leadership and expertise in web management, content design and strategy, as well as user experience.
Content design & strategy
Writing & editing
Leadership & Collaboration
In every opportunity and setting, I've actively invested in personal growth and learning, embodying a lifelong learner mentality.
This combination of expertise and learning agility allows me to adapt, contribute, and thrive in various settings.
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