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We are delighted to share Charlotte Claussen's story in our newest episode of Why UX?
From a background in art history and cognitive semiotics to a career spanning technical communication, UX writing, and content design across Denmark and the UK, Charlotte's journey is driven by curiosity, clarity, and a deep interest in how people understand systems. She shares how she carved out a place in UX without a traditional design title, why language plays a critical role in user experience, and how working across organisations, roles, and cultures has shaped her perspective on UX as a discipline grounded in human cognition and real-world complexity.
Thanks to Pavel Bavtra and Helena Bright for making this episode!
By Helena LevisonWe are delighted to share Charlotte Claussen's story in our newest episode of Why UX?
From a background in art history and cognitive semiotics to a career spanning technical communication, UX writing, and content design across Denmark and the UK, Charlotte's journey is driven by curiosity, clarity, and a deep interest in how people understand systems. She shares how she carved out a place in UX without a traditional design title, why language plays a critical role in user experience, and how working across organisations, roles, and cultures has shaped her perspective on UX as a discipline grounded in human cognition and real-world complexity.
Thanks to Pavel Bavtra and Helena Bright for making this episode!

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