humandrift, New York, NY, Web Developer, Website Designer, Social Networks, UI Designer, Usability Testing

humandrift

New York, NY | United States

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humandrift (ID: 1473368)

Bespoke Financial Design

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	Websites & Ecommerce
	Feedback: None Reviews: 0 Earnings (Year): $0

Summary

Member Since:

January 23, 2012 | 0 quotes in last 30 days | Last Signed in: September 16, 2012

Location:

New York, New York | United States

Would work on site:

Yes

Earnings (All Time):

Earnings by Skill (Year):

Websites & Ecommerce	$0
Usability Testing	$0
User Experience Design	$0
Web 2.0 & Social Networks	$0
Web Design	$0
Web Development	$0

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Rate:

Min. Rate: $75.00 | Min. Budget: $5,000.00

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Industries:

Financial Services, Computer Software, Internet & Ecommerce

Highlights

I focus primarily on the financial services market. I've had the chance to work with some great banks including; Citigroup, BofA, Goldman, Jefferies among others. I started off in the media arena (west coast) on sites like Ally Mcbeal and Star Wars.

Not many designers out there that focus on financial applications, so they typically won't understand our 'function before form' mandate. I've created Style Guides that have gone on to see 200+ apps adopt within the bank.

I work with your group to create a look & feel, understand your user flow, and app needs and then create concept screens for each of your pages (or templates). My team can also do the front end development (if needed) for web apps - HTML, CSS, JQuery

Feel free to reach out to me if you want recommendations from groups I've worked with.

Skills

Years of Experience:	9 year(s)
Highest degree:	Bachelor's Degree
Software Skills:	Illustrator, Photoshop, Air, Flash, Visio, HTML, CSS, JQuery
Additional Skills:	Focused on front-end design for financial applications (thick & thin client). Concept design, screen mockups, and style-guide creation.
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The Freelancer has not taken any Skill Tests.

Work Terms

NDA of course. I prefer the pay-for-what-you-use model (per hour). I don't like to bid on entire projects anymore because of the nature of financial apps and team-structures.