Theresa Neil
http://twitter.com/theresaneil
Austin, Texas
User Experience Consultant
Areas of Expertise:
- UX Design
- Enterprise Mobile Applications
- RIAs
Theresa Neil has been designing user interfaces since 2001 when she coded her first seat map for an airline kiosk. She loved the direct interaction of tapping a seat to change rows, and updating the colors to show the seat was assigned. She wanted to make more products like this, intuitive, direct, and interactive.
In the past 11 years, she has led the design for more than 100 web, desktop, and mobile applications, working first as the Usability Lead at Sabre Airlines Solutions, then on her own as a User Experience consultant. Clients include a diverse mix of Fortune 500 companies, non-profit organizations, and local Austin start-ups.
Her experiences as a UX designer are chronicled at theresaneil.wordpress.com and her work can be seen at www.theresaneil.com.
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Theresa blogs at: http://designingwebinterfaces.com/posts http://theresaneil.wordpress.com/
Top Ajax Technologies and RIA Frameworks January 17 2011 The Gartner RIA Report in 2010 rated 22 Ajax technologies and RIA Frameworks. They define the Ajax/RIA market as "a set of technology offerings oriented to meeting the needs of application development teams to build systems that deliver a rich... read more28 Rich Data Visualization Tools December 10 2009 All of our clients have data rich applications and need equally rich data visualizations to help their end customers analyze data quickly and effectively. What makes my job really interesting is that these clients are in different industries and are using different technologies. So we have pulled together a set… read more50 Most Usable RIAs September 02 2009 We applied two simple criteria to identify the 50 most usable RIAs:
Number 1: Does it adhere to the 10 basic usability principles? Number 2: Is it really rich? Developing a product with Ajax, Flex, or Silverlight doesn't inherently make it rich. A usable RIA will embody these six principles: Make… read more
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