stephen gay - experience design information architecture interface design
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I have spent the past eleven years developing a foundation of knowledge and refining my skills in web, mobile and application design. My studies in industrial design taught me the fundamentals of user-centered design and user research. Real-world experience and creative innovation have allowed me to solve complicated business problems related to technology and usability.

Many high profile companies, such as Motorola, Prudential, Sapient and Infogix, have benefited from my passion and performance as a Design Lead,  Information Architect and Interface Designer. However, I am eager to consider new challenges, working in a collaborative and creative environment.

In addition to my diverse expertise in mobile, web and application design, I have contributed to the success of several start-ups including Bubbleshare (Sold to Kaboose 2006), MXPlay (Sold to Smith Micro Software 2008) and DogoNews. Plus I have a passion for non-profits currently launching Humanity Calls (2010) and volunteering for the Make-A-Wish foundation. Please contact me with any questions or feedback on my online portfolio.


Recent Work

Currently I am working on developing a suite of products for Infogix. Many of the world's leading enterprises, such as American Express, Barclays, Citibank, Wal-Mart, and AT&T depend on Infogix to assure the integrity of their information. They use our solutions to be certain that critical information used for such things as financial reporting, customer statements, and monthly bills are accurate, consistent, and reliable.

Learn more at www.infogix.com

I'm passionate about non-profit work, so currently I'm working on the launch Humanity Calls (Launches 2010). Humanity Calls is a profound new approach to helping the planet and people in need...

Learn more at www.humanitycalls.org
Follow us on Facebook at Humanity Calls Fans

A recent article on the topic of design risk. To consider risk-and the means of avoiding it-is to look at three aspects: business, design, and technology. What is design risk? Design risk encompasses design quality or usability problems that might occur, and negatively impact a project.

Learn more at www.designrisk.com
 
 

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