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Courtney Stubbert
UX Design Lead advocating for humans through art and design.
Courtney Stubbert is a seasoned design professional with nearly 25 years of experience in the field.1 He currently holds the position of Sr. Service Designer at MO, a role he started in July 2024.1
Professional Background
Courtney's expertise lies at the intersection of user needs, utility, and impactful visuals.1 His academic background includes:
- BA in Art History
- AA in Visual Communications
This foundation has equipped him with strong research skills and a deep understanding of how humans engage with their surroundings through various media.1
Career Highlights
- Current Role: Sr. Service Designer at MO (since July 2024)1
- Previous Positions:
Expertise and Approach
Courtney describes himself as a "Design Lead | Strategist | Advocating for humans through art and design since forever".1 He specializes in:
- User-centered design
- UX strategy
- Prototype design
- User research
- Interface design
- Integrating UX practices into product roadmaps and strategic planning1
Additional Contributions
Beyond his commercial work, Courtney is passionate about fostering the arts:
- Co-founded Eugene Contemporary Art, a non-profit supporting regional artists
- Actively mentors the next generation of creative professionals1
Courtney Stubbert can be reached at [email protected] for professional inquiries.1
Highlights
I'm not the first to point this out, but it bears repeating. Content - primary copy, micro-copy (descriptions, help text, alt text, tool tips) - needs to be a central focus of your product/website design. If you are hiring a design shop, ask if they have a content designer and/or a UX writer on the team. They should be driving discovery and supporting the rest of the design team in advocating for accessibility and good research.
If I could go back in time I would add a content designer to every digital project I've ever worked on.
Thanks, the Mgmt
The more "boring" the UX work is, the more it is probably helping people do things that matter to their lives.
#uxdesign #hottake
