Creating a Style Guide that Sticks
Webinar
September 13, 2018
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Authored By
Devin Smith
Vice President, Strategy
Katy Scott
Senior Design Consultant
Meet our Experts
Devin Smith
Vice President, Strategy
Devin helps guide strategic direction at Levvel. He brings 20 years of experience in design, advertising, and development across a range of industries, including financial services, e-commerce, retail, and automotive. Having a passion for connecting design principles to business, he has led teams at multiple companies with an emphasis on driving growth through relentless dedication to quality and serving customers. He uses design thinking to provide a holistic, customer-centered, and cross-functional approach to solving real business problems.
Katy Scott
Senior Design Consultant
Katy Scott is a Senior Design Consultant at Levvel. She has experience designing digital products for Fortune 500 companies, leading UI development, and is passionate about helping companies bridge the gap between design and development.
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