Shaun Herron Email & Phone Number

Shaun Herron is a Chief Design Officer at TORSH at TORSH. They possess expertise in user experience, user interface, mobile devices, graphic design, interaction design and 28 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "Shaun and I worked together for over 3 years and he has been an incredible partner to work with and deliver fantastic user experiences in our product. His ability to quickly grasp the business need and bring a mockup or idea to life is fantastic! He has a great eye for aesthetics and knows what it takes to bring a product to life when the user interacts with it. In addition, he is fun to work with and a true team player! I highly recommend Shaun, he would be an asset to any team!" and "Shaun was thinking strategically about UX long before its current in-vogue status. He always encouraged his designers to think about design from the users’ perspective, to use data, and to think holistically about projects. His mentorship was invaluable to me, and pushed me to be a better designer. Shaun’s encouragement for continued learning was infectious and inspiring. We took many classes together and continued to share opportunities with each other that would foster our personal growth as designers. His ability to manage up, and laterally, to achieve buy-in on projects was a huge benefit to the team and helped drive positive results. Shaun developed strong relationships with product owners, other design teams, marketers, senior level stake holders and developers. His deep knowledge of design practices and UX methodologies earned him the respect of his peers and colleagues. Shaun is a born leader. His ability to take charge and keep people on task while maintaining his cool is inspiring. He has great communication skills… White board sessions were always fun and helped our team focus on the problem we were trying to solve while ultimately arriving at a solution. I would work with Shaun again in a heart beat. He is easily the best creative manager I’ve ever worked with. "

Listed skills include User Experience, User Interface, Mobile Devices, Graphic Design, and 29 others.