Don Aymar is a Senior Product Designer at Hubb. He possess expertise in user experience, user interface design, user interface, css, web design and 46 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I've had the pleasure of working with Don on an number of complex UX/UI projects. Don's commitment to the User Experience is inspiring, and I've learned so much by working with him. As the Product Manager for a brand new product, I needed to ensure that the UI solution would support the complex needs of the client. Don worked tirelessly and patiently with me to understand the business goals, and then designed a simple, elegant and intuitive interface. Even as the business requirements evolved, he was always willing to iterate the design to ensure the best possible customer experience. I've also been impressed by Don's insight into the UX/UI design process. Don doesn't just design for the end-user. He's considering the Product Manager and the Software Engineer as well. By working closely with developers, Don ensures that his UX/UI solutions are implementable, and by thinking in design patterns, he recognizes that changing business requirements will necessitate changes, and so he considers maintenance when designing solutions. Finally, Don is extremely personable and a pleasure to work with. I consider myself fortunate to be able to work with Don, and I'm pretty sure anyone else will feel the same given the opportunity." and "I had the chance to work with Don while I was doing contract work for Bridgepoint Education. I've worked with a lot of designers over the years, but none that live and breathe design like Don does. His designs are extremely well thought out, elegant, and very usable. As a software developer, I also appreciate that Don knows html and css well. Too many designers can't work outside of Photoshop or Illustrator, but Don's knowledge allows him to bridge the gap between design and development making for better collaboration and a much better end product. I hope to be able to work with Don again at some point in the future."