Christopher Gray has been designing products and their user interfaces for over 15 years. His extensive print, stage, fine arts and interactive design experience is tempered by his technical background as a Macintosh system administrator. He is an uncommon balance between art and science, soft and hard skills: a geek artist. A user of graphical interfaces since 1984, he brings common sense and logical intensity to break complex systems into understandable contexts. Chris has extensive experience developing embedded and consumer applications.

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See his bookshelf for essential interface design readings.

Cory White is a user interface designer whose lives in both the analytical and creative worlds of UI design. This unique approach allows him to not only create interfaces that are highly functional and useable, but aesthetically pleasing as well. His extensive experience in web and consumer electronics, allows him to apply his talents to a wide array of projects. Cory has extensive experience developing handheld and web-based applications. See his site for more about him.

Paul Mozingo has extensive experience in project management and system architecture. As a Solutions Architect for IBM, he designed systems and managed projects for national and world class clients. He is well versed in standard project management principals and Web development methodologies and is experienced in preparing proposals, estimates, project plans, and project change requests. He is especially proficient at collecting and organizing project requirements and writing technical design documentation, but also has experience in the nitty-gritty of web portal development and has taught courses internally at Big Blue.

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