Dropbox Design

How to create a UX writing portfolio

What stands out when we’re hiring at Dropbox

The role of UX writing in design ethics

We can bring the light

Every word matters

How do you design a design doc?

When you think about design, the word “documentation” probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind…

How I landed a UX writer job at Dropbox

With tips from the team that hired me

How to work effectively with engineers

Tips from designers and engineers on the Dropbox Paper team

How to run a research session if you’re not a design researcher

How one UX writer took research into…

How to improve your design process with copy docs

Organize your writing with this easy method

Design words with data

How data informs our writing at Dropbox

Mental models for designers

Curious about product design at Dropbox? Here’s a look at tools we use for…

Fostering focus for small screens

How we redesigned Dropbox mobile for rapid work

4 ways to show the value of UX writing

When user testing isn’t an option

How do you design an effective growth team?

Lessons learned from building the Dropbox Paper growth team

Illustrating a more human brand (part 1)

The history of Dropbox brand illustration

Do you know where your icons are?

Managing icons on the Dropbox Paper team

Simple products for (many) users

How to go from diverse user needs to flexible product experiences

Ladies Get Loud: What can happen when we speak out

How sharing my story helped amplify other voices at…

Are app reviews worth reading?

What I learned from reading thousands of app reviews

A love letter to spreadsheets

The secret weapon of design operations

How to open up and create better work

An introvert’s guide to a more collaborative writing process

PERMISSION TO SPEAK

There is a story inside you that no one but you can tell

Designing with real data

How Dropbox uses Framer X and real data to design

Hello from Dropbox Design

An introduction to our design team

How to unlock writer’s block

The blank page of paper, staring back at you. The blinking cursor on the screen, waiting, waiting, waiting…

Designers who play with words

How to use writing in your design process