Mun May Tee is a Director of User Experience (New Product Development) at AT&T. He possess expertise in corporate social responsibility, art direction, user interface design, graphic design, advertising and 11 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "May and I worked together at the Wikimedia Foundation for nearly two years. During that time, May led the UI Standardization project among other work. She created a library of visual elements for designers and engineers to use in Mediawiki projects, including Wikipedia. May conducted interviews and participated in focus groups with community members along with internal stake holders in order to understand the needs, challenges, and to gain alignment about the UI standardization project. I was very happy to work with a designer who works directly with the people she is designing for (including interviews and focus groups), making her output more wrapped around the needs of users. May is a highly skilled visual designer. For example, she visualized several UI standardization projects that had been attempted over time at Wikimedia Foundation. Her presentation of these ideas made it easier for everyone who saw them to understand the complex concepts, and to make decisions more easily. Each time May created a visual communication, I felt lucky to be able to work with such a talented visual designer who cares enough to really understand the concepts behind what is being visualized, as well as the needs of the users she creates for. I truly miss working with May.", "High-standard design, impeccable work ethics and great manager! I met May at Wikimedia Foundation where she was responsible for the design fellowship program. May and I worked together on several types of projects from digital/ux to graphic/print design. Extremely organized, on point, accurate and embracing the company's mission, May was not only a great design resource but also an inspiring leader. Among several achievements May helped setting up a design culture within the foundation, working on a strategy level - something not so common between designers. Few people have the opportunity to report to manager like May, and I'm glad I had it.", and "I worked with May 2012-2013 while she was freelancing with The Weather Channel’s Digital Design Team. She assisted the primary Android UI designer on ideas, app screen mocks, and high-fidelity clickable mocks for user testing during our redesign project. She brought a fresh perspective to our Windows Mobile weather app as well. There are very few designers with mobile app experience and even less with Android design experience and May has both. I know she will bring a fresh perspective to any project."