Emma Aldington

Job:

Content Designer

Company:

The Co-operative Bank

I create, test and recreate content for the bank's public website, mobile app and online banking system - focusing on user journeys and making things accessible for all.

I am...
Passionate
Excitable
Empathetic
The skills I use most in my job...

Content design

User research

Information architecture

Content flow

Journey mapping

The most interesting thing I've worked on in my career so far...

Creating a new on-boarding journey for an exciting financial services project (watch this space!). Basically, getting people to register and sign up to a cool new bank account in as few steps as possible.

What inspired me into digital and tech...

It's what I use everyday, from obsessively checking ASOS to furiously scrolling my Twitter feed, so it seemed like a natural thing to do. Everything is digital now - so anything we can do, can be made digital. And everyone should be able to use it.

My educational background is...

I've loved writing from an early age so I guess I've always been a 'writer'. I did a degree in English Language & Linguistics at uni, started working as a copywriter for a creative agency and then refined my skills as a content designer at the bank.

What advice I'd give to girls thinking about a career in digital and tech...

Don't let intimidating workspaces put you off - you'll learn from these difficult situations and apply your learnings to create a better digital space for everyone. And keep an open mind to opportunities, there's always something new to explore in digital and tech.

Job type tags:

Creative and design Data and information Problem-solving and developing solutions

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