Stephen Horner (aka Steve) had his first contact with a computer user interface around the age of seven. It involved a Commodore 386, Microsoft Windows 3.2, and a frustrated dad up the rest of the night reinstalling the operating system. Stephen still maintains he thought dragging and dropping folders was a game at the time.
After studying design at Natcoll in 2006 and freelancing for various companies in Wellington (New Zealand) Steve was hired by Clemenger Group direct agency Aim Proximity in early 2007 to design and develop interactive stuff.
He’s now there in the role of Interactive Creative talking ideas with art directors and copywriters, tweaking pixels with designers, optimizing code with developers, haggling timings with producers and enjoying all of it.
In his free time Steve enjoys surfing, snowboarding, footy, tennis and pretending he knows how to play drums.
