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Content design makes connections

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

How to design a central taxonomy

The problem: No one could find anything. Learn how Intuit’s content architects built a taxonomy from scratch.

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Saying “yes, and” to ourselves

Content design manager Scott Shumaker reveals how we can use improv to strengthen our craft as designers.

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The future of work: AI-assisted writing

The AI revolution isn’t coming—it’s already here.

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

You need a content architect

Yes, content is about more than words. Watch for these 7 telltale signs your org forgot about content architecture.

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.

Content for ecosystems

Patricia Swesey chats about designing for large ecosystems on The Way of Product Design podcast.

Events

Spark delight with language

Learn how content can create moments of delight in any product at San Diego Design Week in September.

Button 2021

Vidhika Bansal will be confronting deceptive design patterns at this year’s Button conference. Be there!

Becoming a content designer

On August 10, Aladrian Goods joins a panel of folks to talk about how to break into content design.

Whatnot

Youth-driven change

Jen Schmich talks about her enriching experience mentoring a transgender high schooler through the GenderCool Project.

What’s your illustration strategy?

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

Content strategy for change

Were you at Confab? Panelist Martina Smith discussed how she’s driving real social change through the power of content at Intuit.

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.

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All artwork provided by the Intuit Content community. This month’s contributors: Elizabeth Beasley, Stacey Chase, Zip Lehnus, Sarah Mohs, Vivek Saigal, and James Theisen.