At Homestead.com, Lloyd Lim is the User Interface Designer in the Product Design Group. Homestead.com provides easy-to-use website editing tools and mainly targets small business owners.

Prior to joining Homestead.com, Lloyd was the business lead consultant in Global Services Division of Open Text Corporation. He had delivered many Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Modeling engagements that aim to provide customers a head start in Enterprise-wide deployment of Enterprise Content Management Solution. His method was Business First Approach, which allowed him to understand the core business model and business problems and then to provide optimal solution that meets client’s business requirements. His ability to think in terms of corporate strategies and in big pictures had provided his clients tremendous values when it comes to developing roadmap to successful implementation.

Lloyd was recognized for being instrumental in the area of Information Architecture Modeling. With his ability to understand various view points that exist in the organization and the ability to gather detailed business requirements, Lloyd was able to build Information Architecture that is user-friendly and intuitive to use for the end-users. Lloyd also designed numerous Workflows and Forms that allowed for improved business efficiency for the customers. With his expertise in User Interface Design and Usability, he was able to design numerous solutions that were well accepted by the business users.

Prior to joining Open Text, Lloyd has worked with Professor Paul K. Wright to receive Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from UC Berkeley. His focus was on High-Tech Product Design and the research projects include FIRE and Athlete’s Health Monitoring System. With his innovative idea on Athlete’s Health Monitoring System that utilizes wireless sensor network, he became the recipient of Lucent Fellowship. Born in Champaign, IL, he attended University of Nebraska, Lincoln, and Yonsei University in Korea, before coming to UC Berkeley.

* Lloyd is also the author of ECM-Blog.com.