Decision Matrices have been around for decades to help engineers and designers make better decisions. Today, the theory is used to assist with all types of decision making to ensure an objective, calculated result is brought to the fore. This is my journey into making an apparent complicated process easier.
IxDA Toronto held a Design Slam Competition earlier tonight at Mozilla Labs’ sweet office space. The event was sponsored by Usability Matters and roughly a dozen groups participated. It was a fantastic experience and an enjoyment to collaborate with the other bright designers and engineers…
Continue reading We won an award at the Design Slam Competition!
It seems there is some confusion in the digital industry between hiring managers and those that can perform this type of work. Here I seek to clarify the roles for you. I can almost definitely guarantee that once you change the title to one that…
Continue reading Demystifying Digital Roles with a nifty Venn diagram
Hacking Health is an annual conference that pairs technological innovators with healthcare experts to build realistic, human-centric solutions to front-line healthcare problems. I helped out as a UX/UI Designer during this event and won an award to boot!
IxdA Toronto held an intimate gathering earlier tonight. A round table of sorts for idea sharing or critiquing of works in progress. They decided to keep it small on purpose so all voices could be heard. Everyone was able to participate with great questions and dialog.
About one year ago, I had attended this networking event at the Wave Accounting office in downtown Toronto. I didn’t know what to expect and like any good networker, went with no one. I was in a room of complete strangers but because everyone was…
Continue reading Exciting Times at Hackernest
Taking hold of each day and creating something new. Today I’ll try and come up with a daily ongoing design/art related project. There are a few things in the works. Check back soon! 🙂