About
Alexander Rehm is a web designer and information architect for Netizen Digital Ltd. He graduated in 2005 with a BA (hons) in Graphic Design and received a prize at the D&AD Awards for his work for a fictional viral marketing campaign in the same year.
Alexander has been working for a range of national and international clients, both freelance and within his current line of work. He was also a lecturer at the University of Luton (now University of Bedfordshire). Over the last 8 years Alexander has been working as a freelancer, print designer, artworker, media consultant, flash developer, web architect as well as head of marketing in a number of industries and sectors, and has built up a number of years of experience in working with and for medium-sized and large businesses.
During his work Alexander tends to discuss issues (of the design world OR the real world) that made him think or outright annoyed him. Since some of the comments, notes and thoughts come in handy days or weeks later he decided to create a weblog for himself, colleagues, friends and literally anyone who has a remote interest in design, usability, information architecture and general rants.
