Consulting for website and social media user experience (UX) and web accessibility (WCAG)

Analysis of current platforms Proposals and guidelines for improvement on current practices such as:
Cognitive framing language Web accessibility practices More effective audiovisual and written content Methodologies and AI tools and/or plug-ins to use to optimize results

Who am I

I am Mia

Throughout her 15 years career working in media production, grassroots organizing, and digital marketing, she has developed a creative, user-centric and data-driven approach to digital communications by combining expertise in public narrative, cognitive framing, consumer psychology, sector messaging, branding, accessibility, data and competitor analysis, and the latest technological developments and trends to maximize results.

In a digital-centric society, her focus on social media platforms to create persuasive narratives has helped to forge positive change when working with many British and European grassroots movements, non-profits, charities, governmental bodies, and ethical brands such as Care4Calais, the3million, Cultural Traffic, and Volt Europa.

Passionate about politics, history, psychology, books, nature and cats, Mia comes from a family of nerds, so no wonder she is also known as WikiMia.