Senior Web & Content Manager who specializes in complex, content-heavy websites, focusing on accessibility, CMS governance, and bilingual (English/Spanish) experiences
Hi, I’m Kathy — a bilingual digital architect, content leader, and creative technologist.
I build accessible, user-centered websites that don’t just look great—they function with purpose. From enterprise health platforms to artisan brand launches, I blend strategy, design, and systems thinking to help content move with clarity and intention.
With 15+ years in web content strategy, UX writing, and CMS leadership (WordPress, Drupal, TeamSite, and beyond), I create digital experiences that scale, include, and perform. Whether I’m launching SEO-optimized healthcare pages or designing vibrant Shopify storefronts with Latinx creators, I’m always thinking about equity, engagement, and ease of use.
My superpowers? Multilingual content design (English & Spanish), content governance, accessibility compliance (WCAG, ADA, HIPAA), and the ability to make even the most technical systems feel intuitive. I believe content should feel like a conversation—not a chore.
If you want to bring heart, structure, and strategy to your digital presence, I’m your go-to.
I specialize in helping teams run content-heavy websites with confidence. From web content management and accessibility audits to CMS implementation and training, I bring structure, documentation, and bilingual expertise to digital experiences that need to perform at scale.
Make your website easier to manage—and easier to navigate. I organize, audit, and maintain web content so pages stay accurate, structured, and aligned with your goals, not just “updated whenever someone has time.”
Need a site that works for more people, not just looks good? I run WCAG- and ADA-informed accessibility reviews to flag issues with structure, contrast, headings, and content so your team has a clear, actionable path to improvement.
A powerful CMS only works if people know how to use it. I support Drupal, WordPress, and other platforms with documentation, training, and workflows that help content owners update pages confidently—without breaking anything
I help teams clarify what belongs on their site, how it should be organized, and who it’s for. That includes content audits, information architecture, and recommendations that make large sites easier to navigate and maintain.
I don’t “keyword stuff”—I structure pages, headings, URLs, and metadata so search engines and people can both understand your content. This supports better discoverability and cleaner content operations over time.
For organizations reaching multilingual audiences, I create and manage bilingual content that feels natural in both languages. I focus on clarity, cultural nuance, and consistent structure so no audience feels like an afterthought.
Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious and adding the meaningful.
"Quick and efficient communication. Fast turnaround. Delivered an awesome design just based on a few ideas I gave and I was super pleased that my ideas were brought to life so quickly and right on point! Can't wait to work with Tanama Designs again!"
- Amanda Cardona
"I have requested two logo designs and both times I was provided with a plethora of choices and colors schemes. The designs were truly reflective of what I was looking for."
- Luivette Resto
"I worked with Kathy to create a logo for my new photography business. I had a base idea which she took and made even better! She was very patient with me as I asked her to change the font color a hundred times (ok maybe not a hundred but definitely a lot). She created a version of the logo for both light and dark backgrounds and turned it around in under a week. Highly recommend Tanama Designs!"
- Lauren O'Byrne
"I am so happy with the experience I had in working with Kathy. She took my vision and gave it the professional, high quality look I wanted to accomplish for my budding business. She listens, communicates and executes. She gave me all the files I need. I highly recommend her for your projects and I will use her again as needed."
- Daniela Harrigan