Robert has spent the last 15 years as a user experience designer. He's designed for a wide range of websites and digital products across a variety of industries including e-commerce, government and EdTech.
When he's not designing by day, he's working on various side projects. His current projects include self-publishing and illustrating a young reader book series; building a beta web app allowing users to catalog a personal collection of all the movies and TV shows they’ve watched and own; and building his personal YouTube channel of Apple event compilation videos.
Robert is based out of Boise, Idaho.
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