Michele Mizejewski
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Burlington, VT United States
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User Experience and Content Strategy
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Design
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Michele is a User Experience and Interface Designer at the University of California, San Francisco and a contributor to the WordPress design community. A longtime WordPress enthusiast, she believes that websites and the tools used to build them should be well crafted, intuitive, and accessible.
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It's 2013: Do You Know Where Your Users Are?
14 years ago • 373 Views
Collaboration at UCSF
14 years ago • 443 Views
Instruction On Demand: Shifting Time and Space
13 years ago • 1643 Views
Mobile library presence
11 years ago • 1070 Views
Guides ucsf
11 years ago • 446 Views
Positive UX: The Power of P2
9 years ago • 30139 Views
Redesign Your Website in 4,000 Easy Steps
8 years ago • 4652 Views
Pagebuilder Plugins – You’ve Come a Long Way Baby!
1 year ago • 93 Views
Gutenberg and page builder plugins: Two great tastes that taste great together
1 year ago • 153 Views
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State of the Word 2014
photomatt • 8 years ago
UX Research - The Most Powerful Tool in Your Kit
Mary Wharmby • 8 years ago
Wireframing Smarter [BADCamp 2013]
Garret Voorhees • 9 years ago
How to Jazz Up Your WordPress Site – without a lick o’ code
Kathryn Presner • 9 years ago
How to Rock the Planning Process for your Next Digital Library Web Project
Rachel Vacek • 10 years ago
Considerations for Your Mobile Library
Rachel Vacek • 11 years ago
The Library in Your Pocket - NJLibraryLink
Meredith Farkas • 11 years ago
Don't Design Websites. Design Web SYSTEMS! (BADCamp 2011)
Four Kitchens • 11 years ago
Ubiquitous IA
Peter Morville • 11 years ago
Mobile Trends and Services for Libraries
Meredith Farkas • 12 years ago
Presentations (9)
See all
It's 2013: Do You Know Where Your Users Are?
14 years ago • 373 Views
Collaboration at UCSF
14 years ago • 443 Views
Instruction On Demand: Shifting Time and Space
13 years ago • 1643 Views
Mobile library presence
11 years ago • 1070 Views
Guides ucsf
11 years ago • 446 Views
Positive UX: The Power of P2
9 years ago • 30139 Views
Redesign Your Website in 4,000 Easy Steps
8 years ago • 4652 Views
Pagebuilder Plugins – You’ve Come a Long Way Baby!
1 year ago • 93 Views
Gutenberg and page builder plugins: Two great tastes that taste great together
1 year ago • 153 Views
Likes (10)
See all
State of the Word 2014
photomatt • 8 years ago
UX Research - The Most Powerful Tool in Your Kit
Mary Wharmby • 8 years ago
Wireframing Smarter [BADCamp 2013]
Garret Voorhees • 9 years ago
How to Jazz Up Your WordPress Site – without a lick o’ code
Kathryn Presner • 9 years ago
How to Rock the Planning Process for your Next Digital Library Web Project
Rachel Vacek • 10 years ago
Considerations for Your Mobile Library
Rachel Vacek • 11 years ago
The Library in Your Pocket - NJLibraryLink
Meredith Farkas • 11 years ago
Don't Design Websites. Design Web SYSTEMS! (BADCamp 2011)
Four Kitchens • 11 years ago
Ubiquitous IA
Peter Morville • 11 years ago
Mobile Trends and Services for Libraries
Meredith Farkas • 12 years ago
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Burlington, VT United States
Occupation
User Experience and Content Strategy
Industry
Design
About
Michele is a User Experience and Interface Designer at the University of California, San Francisco and a contributor to the WordPress design community. A longtime WordPress enthusiast, she believes that websites and the tools used to build them should be well crafted, intuitive, and accessible.
Tags
libraries wordpress academic ux redesign user experience ucsf webdesign haikudeck wordpress theme communication libguides sub mobile technology instruction tools collaboration networking social userexperience
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