I partnered with Product and Content Design to redesign Paperless Post's pricing experience, helping customers understand two different payment models and choose the one that best fit their needs. My work spanned information architecture, tier naming, and the UX copy throughout the experience.
We needed to introduce Paperless Post's Coin system without making the pricing feel complicated. I focused on simple, scannable language that explains how pricing works across four easy-to-understand categories.
This section speaks directly to professional hosts. The goal was to help business customers quickly recognize when a subscription would be a better fit than paying per event.
The calculator turns a complicated pricing decision into a personalized recommendation. I wrote the supporting copy to help users confidently choose the subscription that's right for them.
I developed the UX copy for Skylight Calendar’s Sidekick, from its introduction on the landing page to the in-app workflows that bring it to life. My focus was on making AI feel capable and helpful without making the experience feel intimidating or unfamiliar.
The Sidekick assistant has a huge array of capabilities. The challenge was introducing these features in a way that felt helpful and approachable, rather than asking users to learn a new AI tool.
I focused on making the AI interaction feel natural and easy to start. I wrote the instructional text, prompts, and CTAs without making the experience feel like filling out a form.
I wrote the confirmation messaging and CTAs to clarify where customers' meal plans were saved, while making it clear they could still customize the recipes Sidekick suggested.