Design for the Interactive Age
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Jason Sack has served as Director of User Experience at both Zeus Jones and space150. Sack has built UX teams from the ground up, with an eye toward delivering simple, humane interactive experiences. He previously taught at local design college Art Institutes International. His passion for UX and IA has evolved over a decade of experience, drawing on an interdisciplinary approach to creativity and technology. His fascination with the network age is built on the belief that design can improve people’s lives. Sack has consulted with companies such as 3M Corporation and HealthPartners, and currently leads a team of IAs at a global consumer electronics company in the Bay area.
Sack holds a Masters degree from California State University and a B.A. from the University of Minnesota. He is a member of the Usability Professionals’ Association, and has written about the intersection of technology and culture for publications such as InfoNation, iBiz, and City Pages Online. Sack enjoys public speaking and has presented at events such as Flashbelt, The University of Minnesota’s MinneWebCon, and UPA MN. He is still looking for relevant ways to integrate his ’62 Gibson Les Paul Jr. into his career.
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