Work
This page contains examples of work that I have done. You will find user interface designs, interaction design road maps, strategy documents, academic work, copies of articles and lectures and other efforts that serve as further evidence my time here on earth.
If you would like additional information about any of the things I have posted to this area, are interested in having me lecture at your organization, would like me to publish something or want to find out how you can work with me - please don't hesitate to contact me.
If you are looking for information about my patents you will find that here.
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A Decade of Design - 1997 thru 2007
(28.3M)This PDF contains 10 years of my design work. There are 100 slides of User Experience and Visual Design for projects that I have led. Inside it, you will find work from; two Olympic games, AOL (including some products which have never seen the light of day), TiVo, Coca-Cola, Brooks Brothers, IKEA, Popsicle, Mitubishi Motorcars, NOKIA, Volkswagen, American Express, Tylenol and lots of others... -
Entering the Conversation : Audience Generated Content
(291K)Here is a PDF of a White Paper all about Audience Generated Content (AGC), my team put together when I was at SFGT in Q1 of 2007. The team included several strategists that I directed to tackle different portions to complete this effort. I contributed a mini article inside of it profiling Flickr and all the great things they have done with their audience experience. -
Persuading Machines : Marketing Communications for Non-Human Intelligence
(44M)This PDF is a lecture I gave in October 2007 to advertising majors at the School of Communications of Temple University in Philadelphia. In this lecture, I discuss how, in the near term future, the students will need to learn to develop communications (primarily advertising and marketing messaging), for non-human intelligence. I cover topics such as the exponential growth and adoption of technology, current advances in robotics, the merger between biology and technology, the singularity, utility marketing, physical world connections and other contemporary forces pushing us towards more frequent communications and symbiosis with machines.