Jason Thompson
Senior UX Designer
Jason is a designer and illustrator. He delights in designing anything: infographics, icons, books, brands, websites, software. For over a decade he has focused on deciphering, distilling, and drawing information conundrums: both as infographics and software interfaces.
Complexity is an opportunity: Jason spends most of his day pursuing simplification. He has drawn several thousand icons/illustrations/infographics used in 30+ UI designs. He also values frictionless communication, even team messages are refined with rigor.
Jason thrives in ambiguity. He has a knack for characterizing problems and visualizing them intuitively. He enjoys collaborating to that end. His x-factor is drawing and y-factor (is there a thing?) is seeing big trends—knowing what’s next. He values writing and drawing to communicate quickly.
Away from screens, you may find him as his daughter’s stegosaurus transport vehicle. Or reading Pete the Cat. Or watching Mickey Mouse. Or building with magnetic tiles. Or enjoying a latte with his wife. Or learning about monolithic domes. A jarring change from his pre-family life of breweries, motorcycles, and skydiving.
Latest insights from Jason
Your AI Strategy Needs More Than a Chatbot: Three Levers to Guide Your AI Strategy
Define how your AI should behave before choosing interfaces. Learn the three levers—user intent, agency, and presence—that shape a trustworthy AI strategy.
How human-centered designers prevent Frankenstein’s creature
Enterprise software stitched together with an agglomeration of design elementsundermines usability and brand perception. How human-centered designers canprevent this.