From the user interface for the Apple iPod to flight planning systems used by Southwest Airlines, FedEx, and airlines around the world, I've had the privilege of working on many exciting projects for a wide variety of companies. You can check out a few examples of my work below.
Yahoo! is the most visited destination on the Web and the place I've worked for several years doing user interface development. Some of the software I've written for Yahoo! runs more than a billion times per day.
In Apple's words: "Witness the evolution of the revolution. First it played songs. Then photos. Then podcasts. Now iPod plays video, changing the way you experience your music and more...the new iPod is music to your eyes." I worked on the user interface for the first iPod way back in 2001 with a small group of Apple expats at a startup called Pixo. It was all very hush hush.
Prior to working on the Apple iPod, I worked on user interfaces and application software for a variety of other devices. The vision was to create applications for small devices using well known and open Internet technologies (e.g., JavaScript, HTML, CSS, XML, and the DOM). It's not as unique a vision today, but it was a bit of a coup at the time.
JetPlan is a flight planning system from Jeppesen (Boeing) used around the world. A few of the airlines using it in the US include Southwest Airlines, Northwest Airlines, and FedEx. It's also used by Air Force One. I worked on the system for six years doing user interface development.
These are a just a few examples of my software development projects. Contact me for more information about whether I can help with your project. You can also check out my books and courses.
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