Create Jobs for USA

Pro bono work and collaboration with Starbucks.

Strarbucks Roast I Love

Users vote on their favourite roast

Strarbucks Roast I Love

Salutation Nation 2011

A worldwide campaign for yoga organized by lululemon.

Salutation Nation 2011

SQL Server 2008 R2

A complete redesign of the SQL Server website.

SQL Server 2008 R2

Who is Robert?

An Interaction Designer who looks to the synergy present in technology, design and the arts to create interfaces that spark joy and inspire change in both the individual and the world as a whole. With over 5 years experience in the field working on a multitude of intense interdisciplinary projects with large scale clients, he has a broad understanding of the issues and processes involved in developing innovative solutions.

Toolkit

Wireframes. Flow diagrams. Competitive Analysis. Card Sorts. Heuristic Evaluation. Persona Creation. Prototyping. Site Maps. Usability Testing.

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Roles

By day, an Interaction Designer, usability advocate and designer of interfaces. By night, a lover of food, culture, performance arts and our natural world.

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Education

A BSc in Interactive Arts focused on Interaction Design and Performance Media. He also strives to better myself through professional development.

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Experience

Over 5 years experience working with large scale clients including Nike, Apple, Microsoft, Visa, Starbucks and more.

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Recent Blog Posts

30
Aug

Kitchen counter. Meet future.

Could this be the way that we interact with our food in the future? Considering the increasing popularity of intelligent computing surfaces this might not be that far from the truth. Perhaps the better question we might have to ask ourselves is “do we want this to the truth”? On one hand, it represents some [...]

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27
Aug

History of Icons

A quick informative history lesson on the icons that we’ve become so familiar with but probably know so little on. My favourite probably has to be the story of the Bluetooth icon. Check it out.

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31
May

Book Review – The Omnivore’s Dilemma

Eat food. Not too much. Mostly Plants. These are the 3 overarching rules Michael Pollan uses to answer the simple question that every human (omnivore) on this planet faces: “what to make for dinner”. Now, these 3 rules are seemingly self explanatory enough that the reader could them at face value and go on with [...]

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