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* Are you an experienced UX Designer? 

* Do you enjoy teaching others how to create engaging, usable web and mobile interfaces?


* Do you want to be part of a new website that will train the next generation of user experience designers?


If you answer \"yes\" to these questions, read on.
UXMastery.com is looking for a feature writer to provide content for its blog on a weekly basis (from 1-3 posts per week - to be negotiated).
Posts need to be of a high quality, and demonstrate experience in having applied user-centered design principles to web and mobile projects.
This is a blog aimed at helping beginners learn more about UX design. There is enormous scope for different topics, including:


- Research (Surveys, User Interviews, Contextual Inquiries, Journals, Analytics)
- Synthesis (Personas, Scenarios, Mental Models, Affinity Diagramming)

- Design (Sketching, Storyboarding, Wireframing, Prototyping)
- User Testing (In-person Testing, Remote Testing, Testing Tools)
Posts will need to be largely 'how to', 'tips' or 'tutorial' based. The more practical, the better they will be received by readers.


The following how-to post is a good example of the kind of practical advice we're looking for:
http://uxmastery.com/sketchnoting-101-how-to-create-awesome-visual-notes/


Note that candidates MUST be native speakers of English. In addition, the following skills will be especially advantageous:
* ability to create basic illustrations (using Illustrator, Photoshop, or another tool) to accompany posts
* experience in managing a social media account (e.g. Twitter & Facebook)


* Do you want to be part of a new website that will train the next generation of user experience designers?


If you answer \"yes\" to these questions, read on.
UXMastery.com is looking for a feature writer to provide content for its blog on a weekly basis (from 1-3 posts per week - to be negotiated).
Posts need to be of a high quality, and demonstrate experience in having applied user-centered design principles to web and mobile projects.
This is a blog aimed at helping beginners learn more about UX design. There is enormous scope for different topics, including:


- Research (Surveys, User Interviews, Contextual Inquiries, Journals, Analytics)
- Synthesis (Personas, Scenarios, Mental Models, Affinity Diagramming)

- Design (Sketching, Storyboarding, Wireframing, Prototyping)
- User Testing (In-person Testing, Remote Testing, Testing Tools)
Posts will need to be largely 'how to', 'tips' or 'tutorial' based. The more practical, the better they will be received by readers.


The following how-to post is a good example of the kind of practical advice we're looking for:
http://uxmastery.com/sketchnoting-101-how-to-create-awesome-visual-notes/


Note that candidates MUST be native speakers of English. In addition, the following skills will be especially advantageous:
* ability to create basic illustrations (using Illustrator, Photoshop, or another tool) to accompany posts
* experience in managing a social media account (e.g. Twitter & Facebook)