About
John McRee is a husband and father, banjo picker and guitar player, homebrew-beer enthusiast and renaissance man living 8,600 feet above sea level in the foothills outside Denver, Colo. He’s contemplative and analytical and considers himself a craftsman in all that he does.
John has been designing experiences for users since 2000. Acquiring and mastering user-centered design (UCD) methodologies along the way, he has designed travel and e-commerce Web sites, CD-ROM-based experiences, shrink-wrapped desktop software and mobile applications.
In his role as a lead experience architect at EffectiveUI, John specializes in design process management, user research, persona development, information architecture and interaction design. He has had the pleasure of working with telecommunications organizations, desktop publishing companies, financial institutions, automotive businesses, network security agencies and companies within a variety of other verticals.
Jon Kocen
April 14, 2010 at 2:31 pm
Thanks for sharing, I am not a UI person but I am learning and try to keep the user's needs in mind. I work on apps that were built in a vacuum without too much user input. The users don't complain to much, but I know they would like something easier to use that is more intuitive.