HBCU Month continues with an interview with senior UX designer Eric Johnson, who I first heard about from Jole Simmons.
Eric’s worked for some big companies like Walmart, AOL, and Adobe, and he shared how his passion for design started at an early age. He dropped quite a few gems in this interview, so I think this is one you’ll definitely want to take notes on while listening!
I’ve known Nicole Norwood online for a while now, so when I had the idea to do an HBCU month, she was first on my list.
Nicole is one half of the brother/sister duo known as Infinite Ink, a design and print shop in Jackson, MS, and she’s also a popular event photographer. (Chances are you’ve seen her work from the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival!) On top of that, Nicole is a podcaster as well! I don’t know how she finds the time to do it all.
Learn more about Nicole and her latest project in this week’s interview!
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Michael Roach is very future-forward when it comes to his work. As we talked, I kept thinking “hey, so-and-so is doing that now…except Michael was doing it years ago”! Aside from being a graphic designer and web designer, Michael is also a jazz pianist, and we talked a bit on how music influences his design work and on the vibrant design scene in upstate New York.
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Stesha Doku is one of a kind. Not only is she a designer and developer, but she’s a photographer and a physician too! A doctor who can design websites? Incredible! In our interview, she talks about what inspires her and how design and medicine can work together for the greater good. I think you’ll really enjoy this!
