Adam Darowski

Adam Darowski

User Experience Designer, BatchBlue Software, LLC

As User Experience Designer, Adam provides user interface and user experience support for BatchBlue Software. A markup & style enthusiast, he strives to produce software that stays out of the way and allows users to simply get things done.

Prior to joining BatchBlue, Adam spent seven years with Aptima, Inc. and Mazer Digital Media where he created user interfaces for end users ranging from Air Force observers monitoring training missions to grade school students struggling with fractions. He has been creating web sites and applications since he brought his band online with a gaudy Angelfire site in 1996.

Adam and his wife Erin live in Massachusetts with their daughter Ella, son Nolan, and newborn daughter Mae. Once the kids are alseep, he spends his “free time” blogging about markup or baseball.

See Adam’s posts on the BatchBlog.

Adam Darowski

Forget multi-tasking. Adam’s multi-Mac-ing at the Coffee Depot!

A Little More About Adam

Favorite tech gadget:
iPhone, hands down. Now I can Twitter, um... work anywhere, anytime.
What are some of your favorite small businesses?:
I have to say the one that was started by my in-laws (and currently employs a whole bunch of the family), LaCava & Sowersby Auto Parts. I’m also a big fan of many sole proprietors—far too many to mention here.
What tab or feature would you be on BatchBook and why?:
Probably the To-Do List, since that is my favorite hangout.
The website you’re most likely to be on when you’re not on BatchBook:
If not the reports for my own sim baseball team, likely Google Reader.
Most surprising fact about yourself:
Probably the fact that I waste an exorbitant amount of my life running a baseball simulation league.
If not a computer geek, I would have been a:
I would have tried like heck to be a baseball stat geek. If not, I’d just teach myself to throw left-handed and become a pitcher. Left-handed pitchers can always find a job.

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