UX Content Designer & Strategist
Dom Crincoli
Content model designer defining how AI-powered features communicate with users — including interaction patterns, system behaviors, design system content and information architecture for Fortune 50 companies.
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Strategic UX Content Designer at Lowe’s. While serving as lead content designer for the Lowe's design system, created organization's first style and component-level content design guidelines, then led the global standard across the enterprise, placing content design at the same information-architecture tab level as product design. When content design was eliminated, built—without being asked—an evaluative content design checklist with 94 criteria I authored and prompted, so product teams could score UI (Pass, Warning, Fail, or Indeterminate) and receive rewrites without a content designer on the squad. Also shipped ~100 assisted-checkout error messages and buttons (12% fewer Service Center calls) and Talk-to-Text on the company device (conversation in under 5 seconds in user research). Earlier work includes content and communications consulting for Consumer Reports, GE Power amp; Water, Lockheed Martin, and Pitney Bowes, and a multi-year role as Regular Contributor to The New York Times.
Latest Posts
- Accelerating Engagement on Social IntranetsAugust 9, 2016
- 5 Forceful Writing Habits for Online ContentAugust 2, 2016
- Five Curious Reasons Why Organizations Forgo Two-Way CommunicationNovember 27, 2015
- 5 Ways To Win Workforce And Customer Engagement With MobileOctober 23, 2015
- Who Controls The Message Now?October 15, 2015
- Eight Good Ways to Break Bad NewsApril 6, 2015