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Jeffrey Veen is a founder of Small Batch, Inc. where he’s leading a team of developers and creating user-centered web products. Jeffrey was also one of the founding partners of Adaptive Path and project lead for Measure Map, the well-received web analytics tool acquired by Google in 2006, where he managed the user experience group responsible for some of the largest web apps in the world. As a consultant, he has been involved in designing the leading blog and social media applications on the web, including Blogger, TypePad, Flickr, and and National Public Radio.
Previously, Jeffrey served as the Executive Director of Interface Design for Wired Digital and Lycos Inc., where he managed the look and feel of HotWired, the HotBot search engine, Lycos.com and others.
In addition to lecturing and writing on Web design and development, Jeffrey has been active with the World Wide Web Consortium’s CSS Editorial Review Board as an invited expert on electronic publishing. He was also an original columnist for Webmonkey, the author of the acclaimed books “The Art & Science of Web Design” and “HotWired Style: Principles for Building Smart Web Sites”.
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Great ideas, great presentation. They inspired my blog post “Design and Value of Big Data”: www.terrigriffith.com/blog/...
Awesome, I’m a big follower of Ed Tufte and have used the Minard example for years! Thank you for such great energy!
Very energetic and humorous! Awesome presentation
Experience Counts. Great explanation on thinking big while taking small productive steps.