Erica Jorgensen

Erica Jorgensen

Staff Content Designer

Chewy

Chewy

Erica Jorgensen is a Staff Content Designer at Chewy.com and the author of Strategic Content Design: Tools and Research Techniques for Better UX, published in April 2023 by Rosenfeld Media. She's a content designer, content strategist, and team leader determined to bring greater respect to the content field. To that end, Erica speaks frequently at conferences including UXDX USA, UX Lisbon, Microsoft Design Week, the Web Directions Summit (Sydney), and Button: The Content Design Conference, and on podcasts like The Content Strategy Podcast, Mind the Product, and UI Breakfast. In addition to working in content roles for companies of all sizes, she has taught at the University of Washington and Seattle’s School of Visual Concepts. Erica earned her B.A. from the University of Connecticut and M.A. from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism.

Past Talks

17 June 2021

Inspiration
Main Stage

Many organizations assume they know what customers need up front. But how do you convince your organization to move towards an experimentation and iteration mindset at an individual, team and organization level?
In this session, our leaders will discuss the hard lessons and provide some insights into how they overcome these challenges to become successful leaders that build more user-focused products.

Erica Jorgensen
Erica Jorgensen

Staff Content Designer

Chewy

Chewy
 
Guppy Ahluwalia
Guppy Ahluwalia

Senior Design Program Manager

Dropbox

Dropbox
 
Yael Gutman
Yael Gutman

@ygutman

Senior Director, Digital Products

ASCAP

ASCAP
 
Martin Woodward
Martin Woodward

@martinwoodward

Director of Developer Relations

GitHub

GitHub
 

16 June 2021

Continuous Discovery

Your content team needs to be confident which specific words and phrases are resonating with your audience. And wouldn’t it be ideal to learn which words work before you launch your project or product? In this energizing, hands-on session, you’ll learn methods and tools for objectively evaluating how your customers are reacting to your writing—and most importantly, why they’re responding the way they are.
This is not “regular” UX research with prototypes of both content and visual design. It’s content-only research that helps you pinpoint the just-right words for successful, friction-free user experiences and stronger business results.

Erica Jorgensen
Erica Jorgensen

Staff Content Designer

Chewy

Chewy