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My name is Wei Zhou, the founder of weidesignoffice.com. I am a User Experience Designer practicing Interaction Design and related disciplines for over 5 years. I am passionate about creating novel,engaging and usable experiences. I had a mixture background in art and computer science, and wish to bring a little bit of romance into the software world.

I have been a witness to several product/application lifecycles; and carry a bagful of experiences with which I intend to offer advice to organizations into understanding the long term advantages of focusing the User Experience of their applications.

I specialize in Interaction Design, User Experience Management, Information Architecture, Visual Design, Design Strategy and Planning and can work in any vertical. I have a very broad experience working with companies such as IBM, Adobe, Microsoft, Mozilla.

Wei design journey is my fantastic playground. I'd like to grow up with you together as well.

 

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Tuesday
12May2009

Paper: Design Pattern VS Design Models. 

DateTuesday, May 12, 2009 at 05:04AM

A paper that I wrote to discuss the relationship between design patterns and design models. Don't take it as cryptic, if you don't understand, that's all because of my english education hasn't reached the height as it suppose to be.You know, that's the first craft, I can twist it!

Enjoy.

http://weizhoudesign.com/ModelsVSPatterns.pdf

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