​Content Designer (tech) with background in Integrity means that I can: 

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.) Communicate about difficult subjects/ in difficult situations - e.g. telling someone they can't do something or they're breaking the law, e.g. CSAM interventions

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.) Ethical/responsible/safe design - e.g. writing content that could be talking to a bad actor, and equally a genuine actor, at the same time, e.g. account 'blocking' experiences

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.) Content compliance - working with lawyers to make sure people understand their rights in using a product, e.g. underage ID submission designs

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.) Setting design strategy in new/unexplored spaces, e.g. Live Chat for Facebook (designs were featured in mainstream US news)

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.) Seeing problems by looking them in terms of wholes and relationships rather than component parts, e.g. auditing entire product area notifications to propose new product security strategy 

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.) Other things: I read extremely widely about different subjects to inform my work and I value viewpoint diversity and evaluating ideas on their own merit

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• Communicating about difficult subjects or in difficult situations. This often means telling someone they can't do something or that they're breaking the law (e.g. I have written digital interventions for people exposed to CSAM for example).  

• Compliance, and making legalese simple to read. I work with lawyers to make sure people understand their rights in using a product (e.g. I have written comms to alert civic actors that they may have fallen victim to digital espionage.)

• Safe, responsible and accessible design practice. This means it's my job to think about all the unintended consequences and 'edge cases' that might arise from any wording decisions I make (e.g. I have had to consider how everything I write translates in every country in the world).

• Thinking about solutions to novel design problems, often in pressured environments (e.g. I've worked quickly to adjust designs in the face of legal challenge or technical outage).