Bill Scott

http://twitter.com/billwscott

San Jose, California

User Interface Design & Engineering Evangelist

Areas of Expertise:

  • human factors
  • design
  • programming
  • java
  • javascript
  • css
  • html
  • speaking
  • consulting
  • speaking
  • programming
Bill Scott has always enjoyed technology (25 years). And he has always enjoyed people (even longer). It was a natural to blend the two loves together. For a long time he couldn’t decide if he was a designer or an engineer. He finally gave up trying to classify himself and just decided to live in both worlds as much as possible. This passion drove him to create one of the first successful Macintosh games (GATO, 1985), build wargaming interfaces for NATO, found user experience teams (Sabre), write Ajax frameworks (OpenRico) manage user interface engineering organizations (Netflix), publish design pattern libraries (Yahoo!), talk a lot about it (Ajax Evangelist) and even write a book about Designing Web Interfaces (O’Reilly). Follow Bill’s tweets on twitter and his ramblings on his design blog. Bill is currently Sr. Director of UI Engineering at PayPal.

Designing Web Interfaces Designing Web Interfaces
by Bill Scott , Theresa Neil
January 2009
Print: $49.99
Ebook: $39.99

Scott & Neil's Designing Web Interfaces Master Class Scott & Neil's Designing Web Interfaces Master Class
by Theresa Neil , Bill Scott
April 2010
Video: $79.99

Webcast: Kicking up the Dust with NodeJS and a Bunch of Other JavaScript Goodness
May 15, 2013
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Webcast - Designing Web Interfaces: Principles & Patterns for Rich Interaction
February 03, 2009
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes. Cost: Free With the recent rise in popularity of web technologies such as Ajax and Flash, it is possible to create richer user experiences on the Web. Even though these technologies are not actually new, we are...

Bill Scott