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Caitria O'Neill

Caitria O'Neill

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Aug 11, 2019

If it could get us to the moon…

Notes on facilitating the European Space Agency’s Moon Village workshop in 2017.

If it could get us to the moon…

Caitria O'Neill

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Mar 8, 2018

Maybe You’re Already a Writer

How to break through insecurity and just fucking publish your work.

Maybe You’re Already a Writer

Caitria O'Neill

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Mar 8, 2018

Design is for Lovers

Like massage or talk therapy — UX design is one of those professions that comes in handy in a romantic relationship.

Design is for Lovers

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UX Collective

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Caitria O'Neill

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Feb 25, 2018

The Damnable Flesh Interface: designing around human workflows

Brilliant, dense, and aggravatingly always right —the flesh interface can fuck up even the simplest interaction.

The Damnable Flesh Interface: designing around human workflows

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Caitria O'Neill

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Feb 20, 2018

A Gal’s Guide to Supporting Women in the Workplace

Women can be the best supporters and cruelest enemies at work — here are some ways to uplift and motivate women in your workplace.

A Gal’s Guide to Supporting Women in the Workplace

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Caitria O'Neill

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Feb 13, 2018

A Terrible Haircut Helped Me Find My Voice at Facebook

One woman’s experience with the power and backlash of speaking up.

A Terrible Haircut Helped Me Find My Voice at Facebook

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UX Collective

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Caitria O'Neill

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Feb 13, 2018

Churn up for what: the real reasons people are leaving your app

You toiled for years. You created a kickass app. And now people are…leaving it in droves?

Churn up for what: the real reasons people are leaving your app

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Prototypr

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Caitria O'Neill

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Feb 12, 2018

If Nobody Reads Your Research, Did it Really Happen?

How great research and poor social skills can give your work a bad case of “Schrödinger’s Research”

If Nobody Reads Your Research, Did it Really Happen?

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UX Collective

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Caitria O'Neill

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Feb 7, 2018

Fear is the Path to the Dark Side — how to keep dark patterns out of good products

Dark patterns maximize numbers in the short term, but lead to frustrated customers, deleted accounts, and lawsuits.

Fear is the Path to the Dark Side — how to keep dark patterns out of good products

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UX Collective

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Caitria O'Neill

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Feb 5, 2018

Sit down and speak up — the UX researcher’s real job on a team

There’s waaaay more to UX research than just checking if the product sucks.

Sit down and speak up — the UX researcher’s real job on a team

Caitria O'Neill

Caitria O'Neill

Research, design, and occasional short fiction. Research @ Airbnb. Previously Facebook, fellow at Stanford’s d.school, Founder Recovers.org, Harvard alum.

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