Bill Meyer

Bill has twenty years’ experience in UX, IxD, and technology—leading cross-functional teams and designing user-centered mobile, web and physical interactions. He’s a full-time consultant, and formerly directed the New Media group at the Exploratorium. His interactive experience designs have been featured on PBS NewsHour, ABC News and at TwilioCon/Signal. He’s presented on UX at SIGGRAPH, Serious Play, UC Berkeley, NYU and the Getty. Earlier, he directed Network and Technology Services for The New School and its seven NYC colleges, and helped launch Parsons’ Digital Design program. His clients, stakeholders and collaborators include Adopt-a-Pet.com, Autodesk, Genentech, Google, KCET, MIT, National Science Foundation, Nestlé Purina, NYU, Otis College of Art and Design, Twilio, Stanford and UC Berkeley.

Bill holds a Master’s Degree in Interactive Telecommunications from NYU, and a B.A. in Psychology from CSU, Northridge. He’s passionate about developing and iterating engaging user experiences informed by well-defined goals, user research and data. Above all, he’s deeply committed to helping others effectively think about and learn a craft he loves.