Stephen Kramer

Description

My name is Stephen Kramer and I am a Senior Level UI and Print Designer. I have over 2 decades of experience (most of which working remotely) with a variety of different sectors and companies from start-ups to Fortune 500 including: Abbott • Adaptec • Acer • Adaptec • Apple • Bayer • Boston Scientific • Broderbund • Hewlett Packard • Kensington • Medtronic • Netscape • Seagate • SimplyHired • Thales Navigation • US Surgical • Watson Pharmaceuticals.

For the past 20 years, I have designed many digital platform projects including; corporate and product websites, Amazon A+ content, e-commerce, animations, online marketing and demos/proof of concept. This work includes: product/competitor research, architecture, wire-framing, UI design, prototyping, responsive/parallax design and working extensively with front and back end development. Over the years, I have contracted for several well-known creative firms in Silicon Valley and San Francisco including; US Web/CKS, marchFirst, CreativeLift, Moonstone Interactive, Firewood SF and Design Reactor working for clients such as, TiVo, Sun Microsystems, Cisco, RSA, Charter Communications, Universal Pictures and AMD on their enterprise level B to B and B to C websites, email campaigns, animations, online marketing and demos.

My career started in print design and I still relish the challenge of print marketing to this day. This work includes, Creative/Art Direction, Marketing Collateral, Direct Mail, Packaging & Inserts, Trade Show Graphics, Branding, Corporate Identity/Logo Development, Iconography, Infographics and Medical/Technical Illustration.

I am deadline driven and very responsive to timelines. I work well individually or in a team environment, and have managed many teams throughout my career. My verbal and written communication skills are excellent and I have great attention to detail and a passion for amazing targeted design, user conversion and great user experience!

I look forward to helping you build a great brand experience online or in print!

Regards,
Stephen Kramer