About Jason

Jason Bishop is a New York-based Creative/Design Director, Product Design Director & UX Director with extensive experience on both agency and brand sides.

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Ethos

Jason's superpower is being well-rounded, with experience in agency and client-side work. He knows how to get the job done on time, on-brand, on-budget, and deliver actual results.

He thrives in and builds positive, collaborative design cultures, working with various clients, agencies, organizations, and brands that exhibit ethical integrity.

History/More

A proud dad, a long-time New Yorker, and a bi-coastal native of Virginia via Southern California, Jason is obsessed with music, astronomy, collecting holy grail records, and skateboard nostalgia.

((( Mantras )))

• Make it yours • Support the scene • You can make anything awesome • Design the design • Credit where credit is due • Know thy tools • Be elastic • PMA • Beautiful ∞ usable • LEHI "Low Effort High Impact" • When in doubt make a Quizzard™ • What we make together slays forever • There's a telescope a million miles from Earth taking selfies with the big bang, and we can't use javascript? • What would make it better?• Make it yours • Support the scene • You can make anything awesome • Design the design • Credit where credit is due • Know thy tools • Be elastic • PMA • Beautiful ∞ usable • LEHI "Low Effort High Impact" • When in doubt make a Quizzard™ • What we make together slays forever • There's a telescope a million miles from Earth taking selfies with the big bang, and we can't use javascript? • What would make it better?

Talents

UI/UX/Product Design

Specialist in visual design, design systems, experiences, & product wizardry.

Design Direction

Progressive leadership with on-brand, on-time, and spell-binding results.

Motion

Magical motion graphics, engaging animations, & prototypes.

Strategic Approach

1. Absorb

The first act as a designer is always actively listening with empathy, with eyes and minds open.

2. Gather

Gather as many inputs & requirements as possible or perform what's necessary if it doesn't exist.

3. Define

Identify the why, user needs, problems to solve, constraints, and state the strategy explicitly.

4. Create

Actualize in design while considering all inputs.

5. Refine

Iterate purposefully while keeping only what is needed without losing the detail and vision.

6. Follow-Through

Good design consistently exhibits detailed execution & follow-through. Implementation is key.

7. Observe

Gather feedback, analyze results, & accept constructive ideas for improvements or fresh ideas.

8. Repeat

The cycle of design never ends. Go back to 1.

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Honors

Magical Graphical

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