My career direction has been heavily focused on creating truly accessible experiences for every user regardless of ability while also driving adoption and usability. When not behind a keyboard, i can be found on the slopes snowboarding, skateboarding or behind a camera lenses.
Over the years, I have become ridged in my belief that good design comes from a well thought out process. Testing and revisions should happen early and happen often to ensure the project stays agile while also speaking to the users needs.
Good design looks pretty. Great design is well thought out and takes into account the needs of the project.
To craft a great story I start with an outline of what the user ideal path is.
Iterate fast and efficiently from napkin sketches to low fidelity prototypes.
Now let't make it look like an actual product using Figma, Sketch & Adobe XD and hand off to developers.
Test your prototype before it moves to development with actual users to validate flow, elements, and language.
Using quantitative & qualitative methods I can verify that the users are correctly using the application.
Over the years, I have become ridged in my belief that good design comes from a well thought out process. Testing and revisions should happen early and happen often to ensure the project stays agile while also speaking to the users needs.
Compassion has become the new motto for UX designers all over the globe as we craft the way users see and use emerging technology. But I believe that it also applies to how we treat our clients, co-workers, and strangers we encounter every day.
Trust goes a long way, and earning that trust is possibly one of the most important thing someone can do in marketing. I have always prided myself on being 100% upfront with all details of a project and not running when it comes time to deliver results. This builds relationships that can help build a truely miraculous brand.