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Xero A Winner At 2012 IxDA Interaction Design Awards


Xero A Winner At 2012 IxDA Interaction Design Awards

7 February 2012

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A prestigious international jury selected winners at the Google-sponsored IxDA event held in Dublin. Xero was chosen from over 300 entries from 33 countries.

The awards showcase best in class for global interaction design and included entries from Nike+, Windows Phone 7 and best in show winner, Sifteo.

Xero’s Head of Design, Philip Fierlinger received the award and is pleased with the win.

“It’s awesome to see our team get recognised alongside some of the most innovative designers in the business. You wouldn’t expect to see an accounting system sitting in the company of some of the world’s sexiest, most ground breaking products”, says Philip.

President of IxDA Janna DeVylder congratulates the winners.


“Great interaction design does not suddenly appear; it’s through a considered design process, understanding of behavior, and clear intent that these projects shine. We are thankful to all that submitted in this first year, providing our judges with a difficult task of narrowing projects and selecting the final winners.”


ENDS

View the full Xero entry here


Xero is beautifully designed accounting software that lets you manage your small business finances anywhere, anytime. For more information go to http://xero.com


Philip Fierlinger oversees the design of all things Xero: product, marketing, branding and overall customer experience. Philip is also a mentor at the startup incubator Advise.me. During his career, he has received eight WebbyAwards, Nielsen Norman Group's Best Application UI Design and multiple Onyaawards.


In 1994, Philip founded Turntable, an interactive design agency in San Francisco whose clients included Apple, Comcast, Sony and DreamWorks.


About IxDA

IxDA is the leading international community of interaction designers. With more than 15,000 members and over 80 local groups around the world.


 
 
 
 
 
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