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Rosa Vieira de Almeida

Decentering English

Why we should listen to translators

Apr 14, 2023

Screenshot of the National Public Radio (NPR) website with an article accompanying the podcast Rough Translation. The article is titled “Tower Of Babble: Nonnative Speakers Navigate The World Of ‘Good’ And ‘Bad’ English”. The site is blue-toned and in the centre there is a large representation of the tower of Babel. Multiple blue speech bubbles emerge from the tower with phrases like “Goodness graceful me!”, “Please do the needful”, and “ Hello mamsir”.

Apr 14, 2023

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Some thoughts on UX content and design-stage localisation

How bringing translators in early improves user experience

Apr 5, 2023

Some thoughts on UX content and design-stage localisation

Apr 5, 2023

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With the end in mind

Sitting with the dying means paying attention. Depending on how you define the role, there may be some amount of ‘doing’. But not that…

Feb 9, 2023

With the end in mind

Feb 9, 2023

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The ways we end (3): on parting

Excerpts from my notes as a hospice volunteer

Jan 26, 2023

A polaroid photo made with expired film in green-brown sepia tones. The chemicals spread upwards forming a small hill with green-brown and white-ish molten strata. The polaroid itself is old and a bit dusty,and cracked in places.

Jan 26, 2023

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The ways we end (2): on listening

Excerpts from my notes as a hospice volunteer

Jan 17, 2023

Pencil drawing on a long horizontal strip of paper. The top and bottom edges of the paper have zig-zaggy markings in brown-orange. In the centre of the paper, to the left are some horizontal squiggles in blue and, to the right, a cross-shaped image in orange.

Jan 17, 2023

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The ways we end (1)

This is an edited version of

Jan 16, 2023

The image shows a worn postcard reproduction of a black ink painting. The top left of the postcard is creased and along the the edge are the postal machine markings in light pink. The painting shows a thin human figure whose upper body unfolds into a multitude of human and bird-like heads, eyes, arms and claws. The painted lines are jagged and unsettled, at once thin and thick. At the bottom left the painting is signed and dated “Szücs 65”.

Jan 16, 2023

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2023, maybe beyond

How planning for death opens up space for life

Jan 14, 2023

A sunny forest with mossy ground on which lies a bright white coffin made from mycelium. The coffin looks light, as if made of styrofoam, and is tied with 2 beige straps.

Jan 14, 2023

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A year in (content) design learning

All the courses and workshops I took in 2022

Dec 28, 2022

Black ink drawing of a plane that looks like a rocket. The plane has small wings and 2 large windows with human figures looking out. Above the plane are some clouds and below it large black scribbles that could maybe represent the plane’s shadow and land.

Dec 28, 2022

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On writing about money and diaspora

This is based on a talk I did for the Stockholm UX Writing and Content Design meetup on the topic of The Language of Care. It was held on…

Nov 29, 2021

On writing about money and diaspora

Nov 29, 2021

Rosa Vieira de Almeida

Rosa Vieira de Almeida

UX Content Lead @ Transfer Galaxy. Fan of most humans and words. Enthusiast of systems and strategy. Death doula of sorts. Former academic.

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