"Make it Mom Friendly"

What happens when you take the top leaders in the user experience industry and put them into a room together for two days? In a word, magic. On March 4 and 5th, 2012, Marker Seven's Lead Interaction Designer, Meagan Timney had the opportunity to attend Adaptive Path’s Managing Experience Conference held at the Julia Morgan Ballroom at the Merchant’s Exchange in San Francisco, CA.

Read more of Meagan's experience here:

We have some exciting news to share!

One of Marker Seven's very own, Meagan Timney, has been selected to present her research on digital book design at the Implementing New Knowledge Environments conference, “Beyond Accessibility: Textual Studies in the 21st Century.” Come June, Meagan will be traveling to Victoria, BC to share her paper, “Turning the Page: Rethinking Design for Digital Editions,” which discusses innovative modes of interaction within the realm of the digital text. Here is an excerpt from the abstract for her talk:

Marker Seven is proud to introduce Meagan Timney as its newest team member and lead interaction designer. Meagan is responsible for developing user experience and goal-driven design, usability testing, information architecture, content strategy, research, and writing for Marker Seven projects.

Marker Seven is excited to announce its debut onto the interior decoration scene!

Home design website, Houzz.com, has included our office in their recent "Choose Art with a Third Dimension" article, featuring a picture of our downstairs seating area displaying a C. Jere wall sculpture.

We want to congratulate our interior decorator, Soledad Alzaga, for her Houzz recognition and thank her for our functional and contemporary work place.

We are proud to announce that our team has completed a site redesign for Earthbound Farm, an organic food and farming pioneer. 

The new site not only conveys the company’s innovative approach to organic food and farming, but also improves the user's experience through enhanced online interaction, and an intuitive site architecture making it easier to find information about the company and its wide range of organic food products. 

"Continental Resources was the type of client interactive agencies dream about," said Scott Abbott, creative director at Marker Seven. "The oil exploration vertical market had not truly embraced the Web, and Continental wanted to break the mold. It was a prime opportunity to be a leader and blow away the competition.