Team
Our team of skilled information architects, visual designers, and web developers brings experienced and innovative perspectives to the complex and overlapping worlds of information, design, and technology.
Tim Roy
President
Tim joined Dynamic Diagrams in 1997 and became its president in 2002. His work focuses on the analytical and strategic aspects of visual communication. Previously, Tim managed web-based initiatives for West Publishing Company, earned a degree in Communications and Cognitive Science from Hampshire College, and did graduate work in Public Policy at Wesleyan University.
Lisa Agustin
Principal User Experience Consultant
Lisa has directed the information architecture and design for both web sites and applications, including a help ticket knowledge base, an online bookstore, and enterprise-level sites for healthcare and higher education. Previously, she created online resources for science museum professionals, and developed web sites for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Erin Young
Office Manager
Erin takes care of the day-to-day financial and administrative responsibilities around the office, including making sure that all of the rest of us get paid. Before joining the d/D team in 2010, Erin received a degree in Ethnomusicology, developed music education programs for at-risk youth, and studied music and language in Brazil.
Piotr Kaczmarek
Creative Director
Educated as an architect and industrial designer, Piotr is responsible for the quality of visual ideas originating in Dynamic Diagrams. Before joining d/D in 1998 Piotr worked in design studios and as a freelancer on a variety of projects including furniture design, book design, typography, scientific and medical illustration, 3D modeling, and multimedia presentations.
Henry Woodbury
Principal User Experience Consultant
Henry’s technology career fortuitously morphed from writing software manuals into web development almost as soon as there was a web to develop. At Dynamic Diagrams Henry works across the information and interface design disciplines. He focuses on analysis, concept development and messaging for the former; on coding and implementation for the latter.