Skill
Style Guides
Soft Skills and Communication
A style guide is a reference document that establishes standards for writing, design, or code within an organization or publication, covering elements like grammar, tone, formatting, branding, or coding conventions (e.g., the AP Stylebook, Chicago Manual of Style, or Google's coding style guides). Writers, editors, designers, and developers use style guides to ensure consistency across teams and outputs. They help maintain a unified voice and reduce ambiguity in collaborative work.
Open roles requiring Style Guides (2)
Senior User Experience Copywriter
Thrive Market
Full-time · Playa Vista, CA · Remote
This role owns the language across Thrive Market's web and app experience, working closely with designers to craft everything from headlines to error messages. You'll establish and maintain copy standards while balancing clarity, brand voice, and business metrics across onboarding, shopping, checkout, and other product areas.
Listed on Thrive Market’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Art Outsourcing Lead
ArenaNet
Remote · $104,055 – $156,079
Lead the oversight and quality control of outsourced art assets for Guild Wars 2, bridging communication between internal art leadership and external partners to maintain visual and technical standards. This role suits experienced art professionals who excel at mentoring, establishing processes, and collaborating across teams in a production environment.
Listed on ArenaNet’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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