I consider myself an interaction designer, information architect, and user experience strategist, and my goal is to make the internet a better place.
I was the first information architect hired by Razorfish in 1997. There I helped shape a community and foster a discipline by persuading clients and internal management that user experience should play a critical role on web (re)design and development projects.
Today, Avenue A | Razorfish is known for its strength in user experience. And many of the amazing people I worked with have gone on to be leaders in the field.
After nearly 10 years I left Razorfish in 2006 to form Bond Art and Science. I am thrilled to be working again with Josh Rubin, Evan Orensten, and Jeff Dachis, and to be collaborating with many more amazing design strategists and interface developers.
I am privileged to have worked with so many amazing clients during periods of major strategic redesigns, including The New York Times, Conde Nast, Fast Company, Disney, Encyclopedia Britannica, and Citibank.