I'm an interaction designer, currently working at Cooper in San Francisco, designing meaningful experiences for people in the health, financial, and consumer spaces.
The Run Coach iPhone applications were designed to help runners of all abilities train for running events from 5k to Marathon. Founded with my brother, Joshua Duyan, we made a suite of seven Run Coach apps. In 2011, we were pleased to have these applications acquired by MapMyFitness. At time of acquisition, the Run Coach applications had been a top 100 health and fitness app for a year and had an average rating of 4 stars in the app store.
Parker is mobile application that helps drivers quickly and easily identify the best locations to find available parking. Cooper was engaged to design Streetline’s consumer facing product for their new and expanding parking sensor technology. I was on a nimble Cooper design team that worked closely with Streetline’s development team on two design and development sprints.
Thomson Reuters engaged Cooper to design a financial news and data reader for their executive clients. I was on a small design team that took the project from ethnographic user research to explorations, framework, and detailed design. V1 of this product is now available in the Apple app store, exclusively for Thomson Reuters clients.
At Cooper, our collaborative teams work with companies large and small. Clients I’ve worked with at Cooper include: Thomson Reuters, American Imaging Management, Streetline, CalSTRS, PWC, and UBS.
At fuseproject, I worked on multi disciplinary teams to deliver design research, strategy and interaction design vision. In my capacity as a design consultant at fuseproject, my clients included: Logitech and Barnes & Noble
At Autodesk, I worked with product design teams, focusing on ethnographic user research for new and emerging products. Additionally, I worked with existing Autodesk products, conducting usability tests for product design iterations.
