Melissa Eggleston
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Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area United States
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UX Designer, Researcher, Instructor, Author
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Design
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www.birdcallux.com/
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I started Birdcall in 2020 to focus on helping organizations that are changing the world for the better—socially, economically, and/or environmentally. My specialties are trauma-informed research, and trauma-informed design/technology, and teaching others on user experience topics. I work with non-profits, foundations, universities, small businesses, B-corps, and others. I’ve worked frequently in the education, sports, healthcare, and public health fields. I've designed websites to help individuals experiencing human-trafficking, PTSD, substance use disorder, and serious mental illness.
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Usability Principles to Improve User Engagement

9 years ago • 3946 Views

Top Strategies for Better Photos on Your Website

9 years ago • 13903 Views

Website Design with UX in Mind

9 years ago • 32424 Views

Improving Author Experience - from Lavacon 2015

8 years ago • 1050 Views

What Analytics Won't Tell You: Get Essential Insights for Content and Design

8 years ago • 82336 Views

The Zombie Cure: Content Strategy for Better Websites

8 years ago • 2497 Views

Managing Freelancers Without Losing Your Mind

8 years ago • 3205 Views

Improving Your Website's UX - WordCamp Raleigh 2016

7 years ago • 3426 Views

EdUI 2016: How to Implement Low-Tech, High-Impact Usability Testing

7 years ago • 1419 Views

Is Your Website Trauma-Informed?

6 years ago • 2225 Views

Humans Not Zombies: Identity-Based Content Strategy for More Engaging Websites

6 years ago • 1291 Views

What is Trauma-Informed Design?

3 years ago • 190 Views

Five Typography Tips for Better UX

3 years ago • 152 Views

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What is Trauma-Informed Design?

Melissa Eggleston • 3 years ago

Ramp it up! Action-based guide to creating accessible websites

Taliesin Smith • 9 years ago

Personas for SEO in 2012 (PubCon)

Michael King • 11 years ago

The Future of Voice Design: How You Can Get Started

Brooke Hawkins • 7 years ago

Stop Wasting Your Analytics Budget - edUi 2016

Mitch Daniels • 7 years ago

UX Bootcamp Fall 2015 General Assembly

Jacklyn Burgan • 8 years ago

Personas for Accessible UX

Whitney Quesenbery • 10 years ago
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area United States
Occupation
UX Designer, Researcher, Instructor, Author
Industry
Design
Website
www.birdcallux.com/
About
I started Birdcall in 2020 to focus on helping organizations that are changing the world for the better—socially, economically, and/or environmentally. My specialties are trauma-informed research, and trauma-informed design/technology, and teaching others on user experience topics. I work with non-profits, foundations, universities, small businesses, B-corps, and others. I’ve worked frequently in the education, sports, healthcare, and public health fields. I've designed websites to help individuals experiencing human-trafficking, PTSD, substance use disorder, and serious mental illness.
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content marketing user experience marketing web design content strategy ux websites small business content trauma trauma-informed design ux design management empathy nonprofit usability trauma-informed tech trauma-informed technology content design typography online writing accessibility higher education eduiconf branding technology domestic violence usability testing user testing project management content authors zombie research soft skills author experience website users ui education wordcamp atlanta 2015 photography melissa eggleston graphic design web page e-commerce user interface
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