At my last role, my primary focus was website operations (WebOps) and website governance. Here I focused on improving an enterprise level site via regular audits, standards, and bug fixes. Page design and content updates were handled by us as well as backend management of Joomla and later Adobe Experience Manager (AEM).

A previous role focused on building and maintaining website experiences on a customized CMS. This involved design, custom coding (HTML / CSS / jQuery), and customer support. In my last role, I also dove into project management, built new language websites on our existing ecosystem, and created smaller custom-coded experiences.

During my last role, I dipped my toes in areas of both UX and UI. For UX, this meant research, information architecture (IA; ie: sitemaps), wireframing, and even prototyping. For UI, this meant visual design, interactivity, creating / maintaining a library of reusable components, and responsive design.

SEO was another area of focus where I worked directly with vendors and software (ie: Ahrefs) to improve our search rankings on Google and beyond (AI). This also meant digging into our CMS backend to make regular SEO updates for pages, images, and beyond. My team also worked on automation where possible to manage workload.

I feel strongly about building better web experiences for all users. We all either currently need or will someday need accessibility adjustments. During my last role, I utilized software like Silktide to do exactly this, improving our scores on various projects by up to 30 points with one project hitting as high as 93/100.

I have minor graphic design skills I utilize in my roles, such as an understanding of typography, color theory, composition, layout, and visual hierarchy. Software I've used include the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite, Affinity/Canva, and Gimp. I've even worked on social media updates, mostly involving image adjustments and scheduling.