I am... Shane JC

So, I have been told. Encapsulating the very heart, mind, and soul of a true-to-the-core quite organical [[human factors-centric]] and [[user design experience-centric]] aficionado.

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Background in ((Design and Innovation)) plus User Design Intricacies, I have a rather broad and very robust understanding of the steps, the methods, and the processes all of which are essential necessities for grasping precisely what it is that the user needs. This might include you! Let's proceed?

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Most enthused about employing novel and cutting-edge approaches-modalities. Yet, simultaneously remaining disciplined when it comes unto applying design fundamentals and rudiments -- i.e., applied to -- masterful at 'second-2-none' (Writing), (Storytelling), (Information Architecture) and overall composition where pen meets paper -- digitally speaking.

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​Have been a "innovator and design-minded" professional for literally 75-percent of my prodigious life, so far. In fact, I began my earliest design and developmental conceptualizations even prior to graduating from secondary-level studies.

At that time this involved nothing more than employing simple black and white visual narratives-frameworks. Eventually as I progressed with undeniable mastery, I then began integrating the infinite color hues: highlighted with acrylics, watercolors, and at-time even raw and synthetic oils.

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Revered as a savvy and skilled eagle-eye. Relevant unto the natural color spectrum. Essentially, when it comes to (shades or hues) of any color, this might sound a bit far-fetched, but I can actually see into the broader and richer color spectrum-range.

Simply put, whereas most practitioners see/perceive the basic red, orange, yellow, blue, green, and purple color variety, I can visualize and conceptualize hundreds of different shades of "each color"! This can be taught, know this!

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Empathetically speaking, I am a very skilled UX Writer (Wr) and Visual Designer (Vi De) and ever so prioritizes satisficing user needs until the project-work is accepted as completed.