I recently finished reading the book “Design Of Everyday Things,” by Donald Norman. I have know doubt that this is required reading for those going through an educational system for Interactive Design. The book, as the title suggests, is about how to design things with their express usability in mind. One careful point that Donald [...]
I’ve spent the last few years of my life going through a bit of a career change. What used to be a career in graphic design and web development has slowly morphed into that of an Interaction Designer. I’ve decided to turn over a new leaf, and dedicate this blog space solely to talk about [...]
Brenton Klik is an Interaction Designer in the Washington DC area. He designs interfaces and experiences for web, mobile, and desktop platforms.
Over the years, Brenton has worked for Carrier Corporation, SAP America, and others to create rich instructional applications, project management solutions, and web based applications. Recently, he has perused interactions in the mobile space, such as data entry and communication tools.
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