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Kim Cullen


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Kim Cullen is a visual designer at Adaptive Path. She strives to create products and services that are both useful and beautiful. Kim firmly believes that visual form can have a profound impact on human experience and is integral to creating smart strategies and empathic design.

Professional Background

Prior to Adaptive Path, Kim has worked in a range of industries: from big advertising to small technology startups, public classrooms to art museums. Her extensive work with museums and exhibitions has led to carefully study the impact of design on human behavior in the physical world. She has carried this experience to the digital realm, collaborating with engineers at several start-ups to develop intuitive, responsive online experiences based on user feedback and behavioral analysis.

Past clients include Adobe, HP, Motorola, Saturn, Justin.tv, Chronicle Books, Wolfgang Puck, and the Museum of Modern Art (in both New York and San Francisco).

Kim has a degree in Visual Art and Semiotics from Brown University and additional training in graphic design from California College of the Arts. A former teacher and a self-described "font nerd," a favorite hobby is teaching friends to identify and classify serifs in the wild.


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Where do great ideas come from?

At Adaptive Path, our ideas are driven by the work we do. We do consulting for user interface and user experience design, and offer conferences, training and education for UX designers.

From field ethnography, UI wireframes and task flows, to visual design and implementation, we do it and we teach it.

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