Tammy Guy
Creative and Usability Consultant, Founder, Tammy Guy Design
Tammy Guy is the founder of a visual design and usability consulting firm focused on strategic brand planning, creative direction and diffusion of user experience problems by applying design theory and usability best practices in a rapidly changing Web environment.
Her firm provided consulting services (e-commerce solutions, mobile apps and tablet experience) to clients from various industries such as fashion retail, commodity retail, pharmaceutical, insurance, financial services, social networking and others. Services include product evaluation, strategy and planning, creative development and direction and usability consulting.
With more then 12 years of experience, Tammy previously worked as the Creative Director at LivePerson, Inc. and was a Design Group Manager at the Hertz Corporation where she art-directed all aspects of graphical application development for all customer facing websites.
Tammy Guy holds a BS in Art with concentration on Computer Graphic Design from Northeastern University and a Masters of Package Design from Pratt Institute.
Previously (8):
Introduction to Web Usability
By learning graphic design fundamentals and usability guidelines, students will acquire the tools necessary to craft their own site.
2 Times
UI/UX/Brand Design Critique Session
Five teams or individuals will present their mobile or web-based product to a panel for critique. Students are also welcome to join and listen in.
2 Times
Visual Design Fundamentals Workshop | Online
This class teaches the basics of effective design by applying principles that have been mastered throughout the ages to the core concepts used in the industry today.
2 Times
Improve Web Usability Through Graphic Design Fundamentals
Learn how using design samples from form pages, product pages and content to make small changes in the design can have a large impact in the overall usability of your site.
UI/UX Brand Design Critique Session
This class will provide individuals or small teams with the opportunity to review their work in an informal environment regardless of where they may be in the design process.