Ryan Nance

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My core strengths as a User Experience practitioner: creative problem solving with the ability to articulate in a clear and compelling way a vision of a surprising and successful user experience. I currently lead a team of experts in designing the experiences of Tradesy.com, our iPhone and Android app (forthcoming). I led the design of the users' experiences for Twenty20.com and its iPhone App, Weather.Aol.com, the SKYE Weather + Photo iPhone app, Mom.me and PurpleClover.com for AOL as well as the Windows 8 and iPhone apps for MSN's Wonderwall. I've been fortunate enough to work on great range of products, industries and user circumstances: from people dreaming of vacations in Flori.

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Présentations

User Experience Design at Bernard Hodes Group

getting the experience right

J’aime

Becoming a Design Leader

An Internet Watered Down

Street Hacks

Ubiquitous IA

Experience strategy with UX designer as protagonist

Eight Principles of Information Architecture

PSFK presents Future Of Health

Designing experiences, not products

The Real Life Social Network v2

Keynote Kung-Fu: How to wireframe like a ninja

Blueprint+: Developing a Tool for Service Design

The Service Blueprints Overview

Building And Managing Successful Ux Teams

Changing successfully: Adapting your interface over time

DESIGN FOR AWARENESS - SXSW 2010

The Ten Commandments Of User Experience

Content Strategy: Content is King!

User Experience Will Make or Break Social Business

Data-Driven Design (MX '10)

The Human Interface

People Are The Social Media

Designing Exploding Websites (Euro IA 2009)

Storytelling - A Compelling Design Tool

Designing Rules ~ IA Summit 2009

The User Experience Iceberg

Experience Themes: An Element of Story Applied to Design

UX Deliverables in Practice

Writing for the Web: The Right Strategy

Persuasive Design or The Fine Art of Separating People from Their Bad Behaviours - Online

Wireframes for the Wicked