LECTURE BY KRISTEE ROSENDAHL
Tuesday, September 28, 7 pm
CCA San Francisco campus
Timken Lecture Hall
1111 Eighth Street (at 16th and Wisconsin)
In 1985 Kristee Rosendahl pioneered the field of user experience as the cofounder of the Apple Human Interface Group and a principal designer in the Apple Multimedia Lab. In the years since, as a VP, director, creative director, art director, designer, and manager, she has designed and delivered products across multiple media platforms and multiple channels in the service of a larger vision of the future of digital interactivity. She has 25 years of experience in product development, user experience, design, and management for innovative new digital products and applications.
Since 2004 Rosendahl has evolved her practice to center on early-stage product development. The highly usable and highly useful products she designs serve both customers and the internal organizations that support them. She holds two U.S. patents for navigating large databases and manipulating information visually.
Tuesday, September 28, 7 pm
CCA San Francisco campus
Timken Lecture Hall
1111 Eighth Street (at 16th and Wisconsin)
In 1985 Kristee Rosendahl pioneered the field of user experience as the cofounder of the Apple Human Interface Group and a principal designer in the Apple Multimedia Lab. In the years since, as a VP, director, creative director, art director, designer, and manager, she has designed and delivered products across multiple media platforms and multiple channels in the service of a larger vision of the future of digital interactivity. She has 25 years of experience in product development, user experience, design, and management for innovative new digital products and applications.
Since 2004 Rosendahl has evolved her practice to center on early-stage product development. The highly usable and highly useful products she designs serve both customers and the internal organizations that support them. She holds two U.S. patents for navigating large databases and manipulating information visually.
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