Twitter wanted to get people talking…literally
After hosting the world’s thoughts, 140 characters at a time, Twitter wanted to break through the text wall, and give people an actual voice on their platform.
As the Content Designer and Strategist leading the project, I worked closely with the UX Research, Product, Engineering, and Design teams to strategize big-picture vibes, and execute down to the tiniest error message.
We got to work on creating a gathering place online that felt like your favorite dinner party: one that sends you home with a full belly, warm memories, and fresh inspiration for a new project or old hobby. I led naming workshops, defined voice and tone, creative directed on the swag pack, advised on user flows and graphic design, and, of course, wrote every piece of copy.
Highlights: Within the first few weeks of Spaces being launched, Obama hosted one!
As part of boosting engagement (and rewarding our intrepid beta testers) before the launch, Designer Kwok Yin Mak and I concepted and created a NASA-mission themed swag pack: