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| On this site: user experience and usability resources, internet marketing & online strategy articles, case studies, and my work in this field since 1995 | ||
Lyndon Cerejo is a certified user experience & usability strategist with a successful track record with clients including Coca-Cola, Merrill Lynch, Allstate, General Motors, Walmart, and Office Depot. His key areas of expertise are user experience analysis, usability testing, online strategy & marketing. Résumé | email Recent Thoughts Improving The Online Shopping Experience, Part 2: Guiding Customers Through The Buying Process Improving The Online Shopping Experience, Part 1: Getting Customers To Your Products How late is too late for User Experience? A User-Centered Approach To Web Design For Mobile Devices Design Better And Faster With Rapid Prototyping |
Engineer, MBA and Net Strategist: my work in a nutshell rediff.com research marketing seminars I have been writing articles about online marketing and business since 1998. Browse or search archived articles, and read recent articles: - Hierarchy of User-Experience Needs - Reach Competitors' Customers Digital photography hobby |
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| Client Successes Lyndon led the user experience and usability testing effort for the Walmart Video Download Store, which was beta-launced in 2007. Lyndon led the usability testing for the redesign of Merrill Lynch’s global web presence (ml.com) in 2005 - the site was awarded the "Best Financial Services Website" award from the Web Marketing Association. Lyndon led the usability testing for the redesign of Merrill Lynch’s intranet site which was named one of the "Top 10 Intranets" by the Nielsen Norman Group and featured in their 2006 design annual. Lyndon conducted heuristic analysis to develop the 2005 GM global B2C web strategy. The new JD Powers scores after the recommendations were implemented were spectacular:
marketing.com: My book is a strategic guide to adapting traditional marketing for the Internet [more...] ISBN: 81-7656-182-7 @Amazon |
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| Frost:"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference" | ||
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