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So, I have been told. Encapsulating the very heart, mind, and soul of a true-to-the-core quite organical HCDI and UXDE Designer-artisan Aficionado.

 

Background in Human-centered Design and Innovation, I have a sound understanding of the steps, the methods, and the processes all of which are essential necessities for grasping even empathizing with user needs.

 

Most enthused about employing novel and cutting-edge approaches-modalities. Yet, simultaneously remaining disciplined when it comes unto applying design fundamentals and rudiments -- i.e., applied to HCDI&UXDE -- (Writing), (Storytelling), (Information Architecture) and (Research).

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​Have been a "designer" for literally 75-percent of my youthful life, so far. In fact, I began my earliest design and developmental conceptualizations via employing simple black and white visual narratives-frameworks. Eventually integrating the vast color hues: highlighted with acrylics, watercolors, and at-time even oils.

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Now considered a savvy and skilled eagle-eye relative to the natural color spectrum, when it comes to (shades or hues) of any color, this might sound a bit far-fetched, but I can actually see into the broader and richer color spectrum-range.

 

Simply put, whereas most practitioners see/perceive the basic red, orange, yellow, blue, green, and purple color variety, I  can visualize and conceptualize hundreds of different shades of "each color"!

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Empathetically speaking, I am a very skilled UX Writer (Wr) and Visual Designer (Vi De) and ever so prioritizes satisficing user needs until the project-work is accepted as completed.

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Now don't get me wrong, for I am by no means a measly ragtag, if you will, UXDE jack of all trades -- i.e., bizarre notion, but rather very skilled and can demonstrate that I understand each of the said skillset, only as needed.

 

I am very detailed and equally systematic. I am most methodical in the development applied unto each of the distinct domain-field(s), that I have conceptualized and completed. Simply put, a firm foundation -- collectively and individually speaking, is set in place.

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The expected end result of my current projects is to #always demonstrate competency and savviness.  Nothing short of undeniable, and worthy of respect. A very coveted competency, would you agree?

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Keyword Attributes that Define UXD Practitioner Shane JC:
 

 

 

 

 

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In essence, it is not "until the user is more than satisfied with the final results, that my designated task-job is/are far from completed!" 

 

To the point, I am 100-percent user-centric. 100-percent solution-centered applied to the preferred UXD PRAXIS repertoire: i.e., approaches, conceptualizations, frameworks, methods, modalities, and overall systematic ways, etcetera for completing essential tasks -- regardless of if simple, complicated, or anywhere there in-between.

 

 

Favourite Saying of Shane:

"The top priority and commitment unto all of the designated/assigned UX Design project workmanships is at nothing less than 100-percent. If that is not achieved, then assuredly his finished work is to be perfectly imperfect thus equivalent to a most satisficing user experience. Do (know) this; My work is my signature-legacy!"