Aaron Hursman

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Aaron is a passionate user-advocate that is lucky enough to do what he loves for a living. As a user experience architect, he applies user-centered design principles and techniques for his clients including user research, persona development, information architecture, storyboards, wireframes, prototyping, visual design, graphic design, interaction design, and usability. Aaron has a background in web development and enterprise applications and enjoys participating in the social web.

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