August, 2003 HK Interface Design completes web design and usability testing project for Carnival Cruise Lines. January, 2003 HK Interface Design begins accepting new clients as Harris Kravatz returns to take advantage of new opportunities. July, 2002 Harris Kravatz presents "Customer Experience Design: An Approach for Blending Marketing and User-Centered Design" at UPA 2002 in Orlando, Florida. July, 2000 Harris Kravatz named National Director, Information Architecture and Usability for Xcelerate corporation. May, 2000 Principal Harris Kravatz presents Designing Web Personalization Features at STC 2000 in Orlando, Florida. March, 2000 Harris Kravatz presents Designing Web Personalization Features at SD 2000 West in San Jose, California. February, 2000 Boca Raton News Q&A with Harris Kravatz: For Web Site Success, Keep It Simple. Harris discusses common web site design mistakes and provides tips on designing easy-to-use web sites. Harris Kravatz presents What Makes Web Sites Usable at meeting of the Palm Beach Association for Internet Professionals (PBAIP). Internet World quotes Harris Kravatz. Article THEYKNOWME.COM January, 2000 HKID.ORG website goes live! November, 1999 Article Develop User Centered Web Applications, by Harris Kravatz, Christian Pantel and Tara Ehrcke, published in E-Business Advisor. Harris Kravatz presents Designing Web Personalization Features at SD '99 in Wash. DC. October, 1999 Sensormatic contracts HK Interface Design to provide usability testing services. September, 1999 HK Interface Design completes contract with American Express Financial Advisors in Minneapolis, MN. Services provided: Web design, GUI design and usability evaluations for web and client/server finacial services applications. April, 1999 Article Taking Portals Personally: A Design Review by Harris Kravatz, published in Web Review. March, 1999 HK Interface Design completes contract to create the Web Design and Usability group at the University of Minnesota. The group designed, prototyped and usability tested web applications for students. These applications were a front-end to the PeopleSoft Student Admin product.