I make applications, tools and communities that care about the people using them. A few product ideas of my own creation are currently in the works. I value collaboration, big ideas, and relationships with great people.
I see data visualization as one of the toughest challenges a designer can tackle. The visualizations I make communicate meaningful data to a broader audience. I write about other's visualizations that deserve your attention on The Why Axis.
The program is the first of its kind, tackling a complex and in-demand subject matter from the perspective of a design school and delivering it online. Students come from all backgrounds and industries to hone their skills in communicating complex information through visualization.
The ProgramThe Why Axis is a collection of in-depth writing about effective interactive data visualization projects. It fills a gap in the community for critical analysis of visualizations. By providing opinions on contemporary visualizations we can begin a dialogue about visual trends, best practices, and sound methods.
Read The Why Axis Follow @thewhyaxis on twitterI make my living freelancing full time from Baltimore, Maryland. I'm a proud graduate of Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), an institution that's connected me to just about everything that's important in my life these days. It gave me a first rate design education, incalculable opportunities, experiences, connections, and a host of talented friends.
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