Marcy Kellar
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Indianapolis, Indiana Area United States
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Director, Collaboration at HighPoint Solutions
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Design
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thesharepointmuse.com
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Marcy Kellar is a Solution Architect with proven experience leading, planning, managing and executing solutions and user interaction working across user centered design, user research, information architecture, interaction design, web content strategy, and usability testing for SharePoint, intranets, websites, web apps and mobile apps. Marcy is co-author of Beginning SharePoint Designer 2010 (Wrox, October 2010) and former professor at the Art Institute teaching user centered design courses, “Intro to User Centered Design” and “Usability Testing.” She is active in the SharePoint Community and speaks frequently on User Experience Design and SharePoint Branding. She is a popular speaker,...
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