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Here's a closer look at how I approach the messy, strategic and human problems behind creating better digital experiences.
Audited approximately 880 pages across the School of Medicine website: I assessed each page against its purpose, intended audience, usability and role within the broader content ecosystem.
Identified 417 pages (47%) to delete, consolidate or repurpose: I reduced duplication and fragmentation while identifying opportunities to centralize reusable content and establish clearer content lifecycles.
Created a leaner, more intentional sitemap that is easier to navigate: I also recommended governance designed to keep it that way.
Work faster. Scale larger: I find ways to increase efficiency without sacrificing the strategic thinking and human judgment behind the work.
Identified repeatable patterns across content audits, writing and editing workflows: I also translated those approaches into structured processes that could be adapted to individual client needs.
Developed reusable ChatGPT Skills and collaborated with colleagues on custom AI agents: I operationalize proven approaches and accelerate routine content tasks while maintaining human oversight.
Clinical SMEs had lost trust in the web development process: They were historically excluded from decisions about content representing their expertise, service offerings and patients’ questions and concerns.
Reengaged SMEs as active collaborators in the content development process: I conducted interviews to capture expert and historical insights while facilitating conversations across medical, business and marketing stakeholders.
Rebuilt trust in both the process and future-state vision: I earned strong satisfaction from SMEs while improving relationships across previously disconnected internal client teams.
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