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James D Terry Founder
James Terry has been working on the leading edge of software development for over 25 years. Early in his career he came up with one of the first screens savers (Harper & Row’s Fishies) and a Hypertext browser the predated the web. He has led the software development for influential interactive installations such as Sony Wonder, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s ECHO Learning Center, Levi’s Union Square Flagship Store and Spotlight Live. Most recently he has moved BlankSheet into Mobile Development, taking advantage of the exciting new platforms produced by Apple, Google (Android) and Blackberry. Throughout his career James has been an advocate for end users, focusing on creating software that is approachable and intuitive. Follow James
