Visual Design for Web, App & Mobile User Experience
Client: Cloudera | Agencies: Theresa Neil Interface Design (TNiD), projekt202 | Roles: UX, Visual Designer
I contributed to the UX and Visual Design for the newly released Cloudera Manager, the industry’s first end-to-end management application for Apache Hadoop. Read more on Theresa Neil’s Blog or see the product announcement on TechCrunch…
My colleague Theresa Neil is an amazingly talented UX designer. I have the good fortune of working as part of her team on mobile & web app projects. She’s about to release her second book “Mobile Design Pattern Gallery” on O’Reilly Media. Her book website was launched today and contains an impressive set of patterns you can browse online. Sign up to be notified when the book is released, and you could win one of five free copies. Check it out: http://mobiledesignpatterngallery.com
Client: BabyCenter | Agency: Theresa Neil Interface Design (TNiD) | Role: Visual Designer
I worked with TNiD on visual designs for this follow up to BabyCenter’s popular “My Pregnancy Today” app. “My Baby Today” provides helpful resources and checklists for new parents. Read more on Theresa Neil’s Blog or Download from the App Store…
Client: Backbase | Agency: Theresa Neil Interface Design (TNiD) | Role: Visual Designer
TNiD was engaged by Backbase to create their Retail Bank of the Future experience for Finovate 2011. I helped with the visual design. The experience spans multiple platforms and “stretches the limits of today’s front-end technologies across multiple devices and touch-points in order to create a centrally orchestrated Bank 2.0 end-user experience.” Watch the Backbase presentation from Finovate (video)…
Client: Adobe | Agency: Theresa Neil Interface Design (TNiD) | Role: Visual Designer, Mobile & Tablet
I worked with TNiD on visual designs for Adobe Flex reference applications. These included a Shopping Cart, Expense Tracker and Sales Dashboard for Apple iOS, Google Android, and Blackberry. Read more on Theresa Neil’s Blog…
Upon updating my site I’ve decided not to migrate my old Blogger.com blog entries. Instead, you can access past articles – over 850 articles from 2005 up to July 2011 at http://blog.jydesign.com
New Blog entries will be posted on this site moving forward. Thanks J.