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Matt Ipcar is an interactive designer currently working as Lead Designer for the Obama-Biden Transition Team, developing Information architecture and visual design for Change.gov and other Transition projects both online and off. From July to November of 2008, Matt was in Chicago at Obama for America Headquarters, working as the Rapid Response Director for the New Media Design team, where he launched high profile rapid response projects including Fight The Smears.com, Keatingeconomics.com, The Obama-Biden Tax Calculator, The OFA Record, among others.

In addition to these projects , Ipcar designed site graphics and renovated sections on barackobama.com, designed OFA Headquarters signage, helped with numerous print projects, and a hundred other things. Matt was fortunate enough to work with Scott Thomas, John Slabyk, Will “Magic” Wan, Kyle Crouse, Walker Hamilton, and many other talented web designers, developers and strategists who helped make the dream a reality.

Before That, Matt was Design Director for Fenton Communications, the country’s largest communications firm exclusively serving the non-profit and public interest sector. Clients include Amnesty International, The Humane Society, CARE, Americares, UNHCR, and Moveon.org, among others.

From 2004-2007, Matt was Principle Designer in the New York studio of frogdesign, the global strategic creative consultancy, leading interactive projects and doing hands-on user interface and visual design for clients such as MTV, The BBC, Vonage, Barnes & Noble, Virgin Mobile, and Microsoft.

Matt also has a background in news photography, covering human interest and conflict stories in Iraq, The West Bank, Jordan, Egypt, Nicaragua, Uganda as well as Mississippi and New Orleans. He has shot professionally for Max Verlag, Glamour Magazine, The SF Bay Guardian, The San Jose Metro, and Salon Magazine.

If you want to see his older site which includes photo galleries and previous design work, please visit

Website: http://www.ipcardesign.com

Email: matt at ipcardesign.com

More Photo Galleries

“Leon, Nicaragua: Festival of the immaculate Virgin ":http://www.ipcardesign.com/leon/


New Orleans, Louisianna: Post Katrina


Jackson, Mississippi: The last clinic in the state