Matthew Weber is a CEO @ Development Guild DDI at Development Guild DDI. He possess expertise in user experience, information architecture, user interface design, user experience design, usability and 38 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Matthew is a highly regarded Lead Instructor here at Columbia University, collecting praise from both from students and staff. What might not be so well known is that he is also extremely resourceful. Matthew has introduced leading industry experts and engaged organizations including Google, Bloomberg, United Nations, and more, with our school. Matthew been a tireless advocate for both the students and the program. Matthew is able to achieve what he puts his mind to, and is impressively adept in pulling together the needed resources and support.", "In the year that Matt was at MeeGenius, he fully embraced his role as the VP of Product and Lead UX Designer. He is a self-starter who runs with a project and delivers. He will not accept anything less than perfect which results in beautiful products that keep the user coming back. His eye for details is incredible and his enthusiasm to continuously improve is commendable. In an environment where expectation to deliver is constant, he never fails to meet those requirements. I highly recommend Matt for any role he takes on because I know he will give it his all to succeed.", and "Matthew Weber is someone who is truly dedicated to usability, and that dedication always showed at Angelsoft. As Director of User Experience, he not only conducted several user sessions and attended numerous product meetings, but also openly talked at length with engineers to understand both the possibilities and limitations of the technologies (clearly having a solid familiarity and even development experience with some of them). Through all this, he was able to provide clear-cut and informative wireframes for interfaces, detailing their precise functionality and leaving little room for ambiguity. He constantly pushed for refinement as well, keenly aware of the visual nuances that could make or break user experience. At the end of day, his dedication and talent was evident, culminating with an ultimately elegant yet usable product."