Mark Williams

Mark Williams has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades in the field of design and user experience (UX). Mark currently serves as the Director of UX Design at TradeStation, where they lead a team of professionals in revolutionizing the UX strategy and customer experience for the trading platform and native mobile app. Mark'sachievements include increasing daily trades for the mobile app by 14% through usability testing and streamlining the account opening process.

Prior to this, Mark worked as the Director of Design at Ocrolus and as the Sr. Product Design Director at ConsumerTrack, where they led design teams and achieved significant improvements in ad units' click-through rates (CTR) through strategic redesigns and testing. Mark also played a key role in the UI design strategy and usability testing efforts for new products.

Mark's extensive experience also includes working as the Sr. Director of Digital Design and UX Strategy at Ally, where they managed a large team and was responsible for digital and mobile experiences across various financial services. Mark also served as the Executive Creative & UX Director at TradeKing Group, overseeing user experience design for their trading platform.

Earlier in their career, Mark held positions such as VP of Creative Services at LendingTree and Senior Director of Creative Services at LowerMyBills. In these roles, they built and led teams, contributed to revenue growth through testing and optimization, and managed the creative execution for multiple product verticals.

Overall, Mark's work experience reflects a strong background in UX design, team leadership, and a track record of driving significant improvements in customer experiences and business results.

Mark Williams has received education in the field of Design and Applied Arts from UCLA. Mark has also pursued Graphic Design at the ArtCenter College of Design. Additionally, they have studied User Experience Design at NN/g Nielsen Norman Group. However, no specific information regarding the start or end years of each educational experience is provided.