  Sarah DooleyProject ManagerLike the rest of the PM team, I spend my time at Newfangled managing
site builds and upgrades. My favorite part of the job is probably
prototyping, for both the level of problem solving involved and the
chance to write some fancy HTML. I also like figuring out how
things work and then teaching people how to use them.
I started
at Newfangled as a Project Manager Assistant in 2008. At that point,
the role was fairly new and less defined--the team structure evolved
within a few months of when I started. Before working here, I taught
composition at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill while
working on my MA in English. And before that, I graduated from Oberlin
College in Oberlin, Ohio. Recent Work Tracks & Trails  Brahmin Blog Posts| 4 |  |
January 19, 2010 at 9:09 am
Two models of writing: one based on efficiency and utility, one based on metaphor and narrative. Is there room for both in web content?
January 13, 2010 at 9:41 am How Courtyard by Marriott used two of our favorite things--prototyping and positioning--in a successful redesign of their lobbies.  | 5 |  |
December 4, 2009 at 2:29 pm Recently, in a post about editing professional
writing, I broke down the revision process into 3 general
stages, which I'll repeat in this post. Here, following those same three revision stages, I want to give a few concrete tips for people who are editing their
own writing. Not all of these
methods will fit everybody's style, but these are some of the ones I
like. 
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