David Hendee

About David Hendee

David is the Director of Design at Carbon Five. He joined the company in 2004. Before that he was a freelance illustrator and a co-founder of the web development firm Fire Engine Red. David lives in San Francisco with his wife Jenny, their dog Daisy, and a tiny dinosaur named Dorothy.

UX Recipe: Developer Wireframe Walkthrough

This is the first in a series of posts highlighting Lean UX practices at Carbon Five. They are presented as ‘recipes’ for you try out for yourself, then alter them to make them your own. While more and more of … Continue reading

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Carbon Five’s Collaborative Design Workbook Remixed

We’d like to thank Made by Many, some new friends we made at SXSW, for trying out the Carbon Five’s Collaborative Design Workbook. Here’s their take on design thinking for lean startups: MDW4 – Tim Malbon – Make Something from … Continue reading

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Collaborative Design Workbook

This year a handfull of folks from Carbon Five went to South by Southwest. Christian, Mike and Rudy were scheduled to present, but a couple of us newbies were worried we wouldn’t have anything constructive to do at the conference. … Continue reading

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World Wide Web Now Carbon Five Compliant

Yesterday, the W3C unveiled the official HTML5 logo and we at Carbon Five couldn’t help notice a flattering similarity: It’s taken more than 10 years, but it’s nice to know the Internet has finally caught up with us. Does this mean … Continue reading

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Design Thinking Bootcamp Experience Report

With all the talk here at Carbon Five about integrating design thinking in to our projects, we realized it was time to take action. The best way to help our software development teams develop an understanding of what it means … Continue reading

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Bootcamp Bootleg Book Club

One of the rituals we have at Carbon Five is a weekly brown bag book club. We typically discuss technical books or have guest speakers come and chat. Recently we’ve introduced design-related topics to the mix and last week we … Continue reading

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