EA: Open Role for: UX Writers / Content Designers

[SamHyler]

About the project

Expunge Assist is a free digital tool designed to aid Californians with arrest and conviction histories in clearing their criminal records. A personal statement is the most important proof of rehabilitation filed with an expungement petition. Our letter generator helps people write their statements to the court. The tool does not rely on AI, protects personal privacy, and does not store sensitive information. Community organizers, government agencies, and legal advocates in the clean slate and criminal justice fields are making an incredible impact. Expunge Assist aims to support that work.

Volunteer Opportunity: Expunge assist is looking for new UX Writers/Content Designers (potentially Co-lead and Content PM as well, please contact Sam!)

UX Writers:

We are looking for 1-2 UX Writers to assist the team with a variety of tasks. In this role, the UX Writer will work cross-functionally with the research, design, and development teams. The tasks will include working on developing appropriate tone and voice as well as developing clear, concise, useful, and accessible UX writing on the website itself.

Time Commitment: We are looking for UX writers who can commit 6 months +

What You’ll Do:

Attend our weekly meetings and get familiarized with our product and users.
Be involved at every stage of design work, from mapping user flows and wireframes to high fidelity mockups
Help define early product concepts, flesh out the high-level workflow and micro-interactions
Execute clear and concise writing and content design.
Document your work and contribute to our Content Guidelines

Duration: Ongoing

Meeting Times:
Content Meeting times on: Thursdays: 12 PM PST
All Teams Meeting: Every first Friday of the month at 10:30 AM PST

Who to communicate your interest to:
Slack channel link: #expunge-assist-design-and-content
Slack name of person to contact in the channel: Sam

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