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Avi Muchnick

Avi Muchnick
CEO and Co-Founder, Aviary, Inc

Avi Muchnick is a serial entrepreneur who specializes in creating artistic communities online. While attending law school in 2002, he founded Worth1000.com, a website for digital artists to participate in daily “Photoshop contests” that has more than half a million members. He most recently co-founded Aviary, a suite of collaborative design applications based in the browser.

Sessions

12:05pm Friday, 09/19/2008
Design Case Studies: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Topic: Design & UX
Location: 1A21 & 22
David Karp (Tumblr), Avi Muchnick (Aviary, Inc)
Good design can encourage positivity and discourage negativity in a community. When making design decisions, site owners need to be considerate of the people who are turning their products into vibrant hubs of discourse and activity. We will share our experiences from Tumblr, Worth1000, Aviary and other case studies showcasing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Read more.