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Scott Confer
contact:scottconfer(at)yahoo(dot)com"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"
-Arthur C. Clarke
It really is magic. Cell phones, DVDs, and even silly putty.
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I enjoy collaborating on new ideas for products that will make people feel something magical is happening when they use them. Currently at Sears, I'm managing a group of user experience folks working on sites related to Home Services: Manage My Home, My Gofer, and Parts Direct.
Check out how Sears is making your life at home easier and more enjoyable!
Here's my career summary:
Industry Experience
Worked full time and consulted in many verticals, with a common goal of rapidly creating high-quality and profitable user experiences.- Senior User Experience Designer with a successful track record of delivering satisfying & profitable products.
- Human Factors Psychology training emphasizing projects brings a solid foundation to my design work.
- Skilled in design planning, wireframe creation/prototyping, and executing designs
- Experienced with activities such as estimating, testing, heuristic reviews, user analysis, task analysis and use case development.
Industry Experience
| Automotive / Transportation | Retail / Home |
Cadillac | Grainger |
| Consumer Packaged Goods | Telecommunications |
Energizer | Ameritech / SBC |
| Financial Services | Travel / Entertainment |
CNA Insurance | Moviebeam |
| Hardware / Software | US Government |
3Com | Federal Highway Administration |
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