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@joeplanet described me as:
“Jeremy is the answer to the question, What happens when you put Legos, Star Wars, and video games in a blender? The answer is a prolific communicator and self-avowed gadget and technology junkie who would rather lose a finger than his iPhone. With more blogs than he has children, there is no shortage to his passion for great design.”
While working at Bright Corner, Happy Little Atom described me as:
“Jeremy has a love for all things visual, and whether he’s watching indie films or producing stunning interactions for the web, he sees things differently. Which comes in handy when he’s shooting photos, updating one of his fifteen web sites or arguing the superiority of the Mac. When it comes to Design, there’s not much he can’t do. And if he can’t, you can be sure one of his hundreds of tech gadgets can.”
I’d describe myself as:
“Jeremy is a User Experience Designer who is passionate about technology, mobile trends, and all things the Internet. He also enjoys art, photography, travel, and gaming.”
And those on twitter say things like:
I think @jeremyjohnson is someone to watch in #UX, especially in the mobile space.
.@jeremyjohnson‘s #bigd10 preso was awesome. The dude talks really, really fast. (I think the mic ran out of words in the middle.)
My friend @jeremyjohnson shares his information firehose! http://bit.ly/8Xlzcj He IS an “RSS junkie!”
@jeremyjohnson I just registered for your presentation alone. #nopressure





