Skills
I'm a multi-skilled, cross-disciplinary, Full-stack UX Unicorn
Strategic UX consultation to management level stakeholders
Usability resource at level of the Team, the Group, and the Enterprise
Educate, evangelize, collaborate programmers, marketing, creative
I solve workflow-intensive challenges. "The fewest clicks to Satisfaction." Creative and insightful. Strong analytical and communication skills. Experienced. Technically astute.
- Seasoned leadership : Self directed, team guidance, group process, executive advocacy, colleague mentoring
- Excellent skills: full-stack UX, “dirt-under-the-fingernails” implementation, mobile, BI, responsive design, clickable demosites, HTML5, CSS3, behavioral code
- Client trust : Return engagements, self-managed, remote work, highly recommended
SKILL AREAS:
Best Practices, Usability Analysis, Prototyping & Modeling, CSS & Templates, Information Architecture, Semantic, Workflow, Responsive, Mobile, Documentation & Online Help, Social Networking, Accessibility, Compliance, Team Process, Agile, Rich Internet / DHTML / Javascript
Abilities
Tools
I'm a multi-skilled, cross-disciplinary, Full-stack UX Unicorn
I sometimes refer to myself as "a repository of dead languages". Whether a given product is still popular today, the usage and functionality is constant. Here are some of the tools I use most often.
Modeling
Graphics
Documentation & Structure
Coding & Process
Presentation Platforms
Professional training / certification
I am not really a Programmer
I work with teams that use a range of programming development platforms: ASP, JSP, DotNet, JSF, PHP, C+Plus, etc.
I don't include these programming languages in my list of skills because I don't actually produce this programming code. Nor is that my job.
I am a very skilled Coder
I do produce User Interface and Information Architecture collateral (HTML, CSS, and some Javascript) that is readily usable by developers who are skilled in producing program code for each of these platforms.
I have technical knowledge that is appropriate to my role.
I help make the 50,000 lines of program code usable.
When someone says, "Gee, that looks like it was designed by a programmer" ... It's usually not a compliment.
I've worked successfully with many excellent programmers who should not be allowed anywhere near HTML or CSS code.