In the new Designing for Conversation course, we explain how you can create frictionless voice experiences.

Designing for context requires thinking through what your users may expect Alexa to remember or notice based on conversational context, and then compensating for those things in your design.

If you’re new to voice design and looking to get started with Alexa skills, here are our top resources from 2018 to help you on your way.

In the new Designing for Conversation course, we explain why scripting is a valuable step when designing any voice experience.

In the new Designing for Conversation course, we outline a method for identifying users via user personas when initially designing a skill.

How do you know if your Alexa skill should be conversational? Learn about the four hallmarks of conversational design, and then start ideating for conversation in our new self-paced training course.

Before you dive into creating conversational skills, you'll need to spend some time understanding conversation and the elements of communication.

We're so excited for the possibility of voice, that we've launched a new and free self-paced course called Designing for Conversation to help you get started building natural interactions.

With voice, it doesn't matter whether you've built mobile apps or have never written a line of code. Anyone can start building for voice today. To help you get started, here's an overview of the skill-building process and the five steps you can follow to design, build, and publish an Alexa skill.