Summary
Zak Greene is a design-driven founder and multidisciplinary UX/UI specialist with 12 years of experience crafting publications, interactive experiences, and front-end products for clients like The New York Times and Microsoft. He blends typography-led publication design, data visualization, and touch-screen interaction with practical front-end development and backend familiarity, enabling end-to-end delivery from strategy to launch. A former RISD teaching assistant and classroom instructor, he pairs studio rigor with a knack for explaining technical concepts to nontechnical audiences and young learners. Zak has launched editorial projects born from activism (including work after Occupy Wall Street) and seeks assignments that intersect journalism, education, and social impact. He’s based in New York and brings a taste for bold color, classical dance music, and teaching to inform his creative decisions.
12 years of coding experience
BFA, Graphic Design, BFA, Graphic Design at Rhode Island School of Design