Greg Nudelman
Principal at DesignCaffeine
Pleasanton CA USA
A
freelance UX designer based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Greg is passionate
about designing useful, usable, intuitive finding and social-networking user
interfaces, multi-step workflows, and business dashboards for Web, Flex,
and mobile applications, including iPhone apps. For over 11 years, Greg has
designed, performed user research, and developed applications, working in
domains that include social networking, ecommerce, biotechnology, real estate,
and banking. He has extensive, hands-on software engineering experience,
which he thinks makes him a better designer, because it gives him an excellent
understanding of how much effort—and money—his designs will take
to build and deploy. Greg is the originator of the Experience Partners approach
to design, which involves users as partners in the application design process.
He has published over 20 articles in JavaWorld, ASP.NETPro,
and UXmatters—for
which he writes a monthly column, Search Matters. Greg taught a workshop on participatory design at IA Summit 2008 and, more recently,
presented his ThirstyPocket iPhone app designs at the 2009 NetSquared Year
4 (N2Y4) Conference. His presentation for IA Summit 2010 is titled “Design Caffeine for Search and Browse UI.”
Portfolio:
Work at eBay, PayPal, Ketera, and ThirstyPocket
Connect with Greg on LinkedIn
Follow Greg on TwitterGreg Nudelman’s Articles on UXmatters
Search Matters, Greg Nudelman’s Column on UXmatters
Design Patterns for Mobile Faceted Search: Part II
Design Patterns for Mobile Faceted Search: Part I
Designing Mobile Search: Turning Limitations into Opportunities
Numeric Filters: Issues and Best Practices
More Like This: A Design Pattern
Cameras, Music, and Mattresses: Designing Query Disambiguation Solutions for the Real World
Make More Money: Best Practices for Ads in Search Results: Part 2
Make More Money: Best Practices for Ads in Search Results: Part 1
Best Practices for Designing Faceted Search Filters
Brave New World of Visual Browsing
The Mystery of Filtering by Sorting
Search Results Satori: Balancing Pogosticking and Page Relevance
Making $10,000 a Pixel: Optimizing Thumbnail Images in Search Results
Searching Help: Don’t Even Go There
Choosing the Right Search Results Page Layout: Make the Most of Your Width
Starting from Zero: Winning Strategies for No Search Results Pages
Feature
Experience Partners: Giving Center Stage to Customer Delight
Ask UXmatters—Greg Nudelman’s Answers
Using Prior Work in Your Portfolio | Moving from MIS to UX
Evangelizing UX Across an Entire Organization
Greg Nudelman’s Specialties: Consulting | Interaction Design | UX Design | UX Strategy | User Interface Design | User Research
