About Travis
I’m an interaction and interface designer with over 10 years of experience working across multiple platforms from desktop to mobile. My roles have shifted to encompass all points of the process at one time or another, but always with a heavy emphasis on the interactions users face and project organization. I enjoy working closely in small teams, iterating to find the best solution.
I try to do as much as I can with as little as possible.
I've worked with:
Work Experience
Senior User Experience Designer / 80/20 7/09-Present
Responsibilities: User Experience, Art Direction, Design
Overview: Designing conceptual models, interaction and interface design for the web, desktop, television, mobile and tablets.
Experience Lead, Front-End Dev & Partner / nGen Works 2/04-7/09
Responsibilities: User Experience, Art Direction, Design, Front-End Development, CMS Implementation (ExpressionEngine), Information Architecture, Client Services, Project Management
Overview: Alongside my design responsibilities I created and managed the internal processes to produce all projects, implementing web standards and modern web development throughout. During this time period, I also designed and curated features for some of the top 3rd party software within the ExpressionEngine community.
Designer & Front-End Developer / Productivity Central 9/03-2/04
Responsibilities: Design, Front-End Development, Maintenance
Overview: As the lead designer I crafted all the interfaces for various small to medium size websites and applications, working closely with the development team during implementation.
Designer & Front-End Developer / UNF Academic Affairs 10/00-9/03
Responsibilities: Design, Front-End Development, Maintenance
Overview: Maintained and designed websites for all public facing university information within Academic Affairs. These responsibilities eventually grew into several university level projects outside the department after recognition of our internal standards.
Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts / University of North Florida 1999-2003
Multimedia Program