Brenna Bustamante
I'm an advocate for users, a lover of words, and enjoy improving difficult user journeys.
My love for UX began when I was first tapped to suggest content for error messages. The idea of being able to help a user fix an issue before they even make it to support is really fulfilling.
When I worked in support, I would listen to users, understand their pain points, follow and take note of how they describe their journey, and identify where a product could improve. This was my gateway into understanding what a good user experience was.
I worked on user issues where I had to really look into the user's journeys, think about what questions they have and put myself in their situation. I'd identify where and how support content could help. But more so, I would also be able to identify where the product could be improved to prevent a user from getting to that issue in the first place.
While I enjoyed being able to provide help reactively, I preferred being in a position where I could prevent a user from needing help.
I'd love to be on a team where I can influence a product to improve user experience and prevent user issues from the get-go.