About me

Hi! I’m Juliette Melton.

I’m a user experience researcher

I work with organizations to improve their products through gathering and synthesizing insights about their users. Interviews, observation, surveys, data analysis — I do whatever it takes to understand what users are thinking, feeling, and doing.

I live in San Francisco and on the web

Find me on Twitter, Flickr, and LinkedIn. You can email me at juliemelton at gmail.com.

I write things

Some articles I’ve written include:

• Doing more with remote research: Exploring physical and social contexts
• Solar Magnitude Forum
• Making the most of your Learning Management System
• Asynchronous Discussion Tools at HGSE: Designing tools to support learning
• Connecting with Evolution: Curriculum (pdf) and resource playlist

I talk about things

I speak at a lot of conferences. The list is on the bottom of the homepage.

I build things

I developed, managed, designed, or in some other way contributed to online product development at Harvard Business School, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Heinle, Family Health International (FHI), TERC, photo.net, Safari Books Online, and Lumosity. My resume has more details if you’re interested.

I take photos

When I’m not at my laptop I’m often behind a camera. I take a lot of photos, including all the ones on the site (except for the one of me on this page, which was taken by Laura Brunow Miner.

And thank you for reading to the bottom of the page!