Sophie Tahran

Content design expert | Crafting editorial experiences at The New Yorker

UnknownSpeaking since 20242 talks · 2 events · 2 countries
Sophie Tahran
Sophie Tahran

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Sophie Tahran brings a unique perspective on how words shape digital experiences through her work at Condé Nast. She explores the intersection of editorial craft and user experience, demonstrating how thoughtful language choices impact reader engagement and comprehension.

Her presentation "Designing with Words: Content Design at The New Yorker" examines the specific challenges and opportunities of applying content design principles within one of the world's most respected publications. Sophie has shared her expertise at prominent design conferences including Design Matters 2024 and Beyond Tellerrand Düsseldorf 2024, where she offers insights into balancing editorial standards with digital product needs and the evolving role of language in creating seamless user experiences.

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What Sophie Talks About

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Content design principles for editorial and publishing environments

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Designing with words: Language as a user experience tool

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Balancing editorial voice with digital product design at premium publications

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Content strategy for legacy media brands in digital spaces

2 talks, all in 2024

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Sophie Tahran at Design Matters 2024

Design Matters🇩🇰 CopenhagenOct 2024

Designing with Words: Content Design at The New Yorker

Beyond Tellerrand Düsseldorf🇩🇪 DüsseldorfMay 2024

What events has Sophie spoken at?

2 events · 2024 · 2 countries

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