Today, we are privileged to have a true visionary in our midst, Eric Jordan, an award-winning creative force known for his unparalleled expertise in high-end creative direction, design, and motion graphics. Without Eric, I don't know where I would personally be in my career.  Nobody has a bigger impact on my interactive creative career.  In the most critical early innings of my career, I visited Eric's website daily hoping and praying for new work to inspire me.  Eric blazed a trail of how the web should be designed. Over his remarkable 22-year journey, Eric has left an indelible mark, steering the visual landscape into the future. His influence has been felt across mediums, from film and broadcast television to virtual reality, electronic billboards, and video games. As the former president and founder of 2Advanced Studios, a celebrated California-based interactive design studio, and now operating as an international creative powerhouse, Eric has been at the forefront of shaping the visual narrative for major brands and Fortune 500 companies. Eric's portfolio reads like a who's who of global giants, with clients including Adobe, Nintendo, Nissan, Activision, Warner Brothers, Google, Lexus, Marvel, Tesla, Boeing, and many more. Recognized by .Net Magazine as one of the world's top 20 international designers and honored by FWA as a digital pioneer of interactive web design, Eric's creative genius extends beyond boundaries. Today, we delve into the mind of a true visionary, exploring the evolution of design, the impact of his groundbreaking work, and the future of visual storytelling in the digital age.Visual Evolution: How have you witnessed the evolution of visual storytelling and design over your prolific 22-year career, and what trends stand out to you today? ⁠⁠⁠Digital Doorways⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is Hosted by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Jason Siegel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, Founder of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Bluetext⁠ Client Collaboration: Working with titans like Adobe, Nintendo, and Tesla, how do you balance creative vision with meeting the distinct branding objectives of such iconic clients? Innovative Impact: Can you share a project that epitomizes the innovative impact you strive for in your work, particularly with major clients like Warner Brothers and Google? Client Diversity: From Activision to Lexus, your client list spans diverse industries. How does working across such varied sectors influence your creative approach? Digital Pioneer Recognition: As a digital pioneer of interactive web design, how do you reflect on the changes in this space and your role in shaping its trajectory? Impactful Projects: Among your extensive portfolio, which project, whether for Nissan, Marvel, or Boeing, stands out as the most impactful or personally fulfilling, and why? Web Design Museum Recognition: What does it mean to you to have your work featured in the Web Design Museum, and how does it echo your contributions to the digital world? Designing for Global Brands: How do you ensure your designs resonate globally when working with brands like Google and Nissan, with diverse international audiences? Creative Freedom: With a history of founding and leading 2Advanced Studios, how does being your own creative leader influence the freedom you have in your projects? 2Advanced Studios Legacy: Reflecting on the induction into FWA's 'Hall of Fame' for 2Advanced Studios, what legacy does the studio hold, and how does it impact your current endeavors? Impact on Visual Trends: As someone who has set visual trends, which current design trends do you believe will have a lasting impact, and how do they inspire your work? Intersection of Design and Technology: With clients like Nissan and Google, how do you navigate the intricate balance between cutting-edge design and evolving technological landscapes? Client Recognition: Having worked with major names in entertainment and technology, how do you measure success in client recognition, and what