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Tag Archives: dustin curtis
American Airlines fires a passionate UX designer
Back in May of this year, I posted about a wonderful redesign project by Dustin Curtis who took it upon himself to redesign the American Airlines website. Dustin’s reasons for doing this were to hopefully inspire American Airlines to do … Continue reading
Making the most out of JetBlue's unlimited flight pass
This was bound to happen. Two individuals, Dustin Curtis and Alaska Miller, have purchased the JetBlue unlimited flight pass and are intending to fly to JetBlue’s 43 JetBlue-served cities in 30 days (between September 8 and October 8). They have … Continue reading
Dustin Curtis redesigns the American Airlines website
Dustin Curtis is an interface designer who was so fed up with American Airlines’ outdated and confusing website that he decided to take it upon himself to redesign the whole site. At a company as large as American Airlines, I … Continue reading