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Content design
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Content
design makes
connections

Check out the vibrant content community at Intuit that inspires our work and our lives.

How we create consistency with AI

Learn how our voice has differentiated QuickBooks and TurboTax from competitors and built a $7B business.

Our design system makeover

Here’s how we redesigned our content design system to scale our work and reimagine our impact.

Creating accessible content

Urmi Rahman shares what she learned from Button 2021.

How we work

Learn what content design means at Intuit.

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Design content with us

Find the content role that’s right for you.

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Articles

Using imperfect work to your advantage

Great content doesn’t exist without not-so-great content. Here’s how to embrace the writing process.

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What’s your superpower?

Aladrian Goods discusses role models, leadership, and her evolving career.

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Put the zip back in ZIP code

How did ZIP code formatting get so mangled in forms? Before you give disservice to an acronym, read this.

Events

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Our one-stop shop for content and more

Stephen Curran explains how our content design system is shaping more than just our writing.

Intentional and inclusive

Listen to Vidhika Bansal chat about language and UX on Kristina Halvorson’s Content Strategy Podcast.

Confab 2022

Live and in person next May, Confab is ready to tackle all things content strategy.

Whatnot

Weird names are the best names

Here’s why the biggest statement a business can make starts with their name.

Interning at Intuit

This past summer, Tina Ly joined us as a content design intern. Read all about her experience.

What’s your illustration strategy?

Visual and content should complement, never compete. Vivek Saigal explores six principles of great product illustrations.

No one can design alone

See what happens when a design team takes two different approaches
—and why you should include content from the beginning.

Read comic book

Product manager and design researcher whiteboard in the background. In the foreground, the interaction designer rifles through paper.

All artwork provided by the Intuit Content community. This quarter’s contributors: Diana Chong, Brittany Ritter, Zip Lehnus, Urmi Rahman, Vivek Saigal, and James Theisen.