2008 In November 2010, Campbell published the first of seven issues of Aggregation, an online magazine designed exclusively for Apple's iPad. In each issue, five contributors write about stories and trends based on hyperlinks they'd discover on the web."Torontolife.com executive producer launches Aggregation Magazine", Masthead magazine, December 2010 Career after Quill and Quire In 2011, Campbell directed the redesign of Fashionmagazine.com, the online companion for Canada's most-read fashion title. The site subsequently won the silver prize for best digital design at the 2012 Canadian National Magazine Awards. Also in 2011, because of his digital success in the magazine industry, Campbell was named to the board of directors for the Canadian National Magazine Awards Foundation, where he advocated for more recognition of online excellence within the industry. Campbell introduced the first Twitter Magazine Index, a ranking of Canadian magazines by their Twitter followers as a way to measure their social media reach. Masthead magazine, in an article on the index, noted how publications were traditionally ranked against one another by print circulation or readership, but these numbers can be less relevant to digital players. The index generated significant debate over the value of magazine brands investing in and amassing large social media followings. Throughout 2012, Campbell provided content strategy and design consulting for the re-launch of SheDoesTheCity.com'', a national online-only lifestyle magazine for women. Working alongside founder Jen McNeely and web designer Jimmy Rose, he overhauled the site's editorial vision and design aesthetics. On December 17, 2012, the day of the site's official re-launch, traffic jumped 144%. In 2013, Campbell moved to Seattle, Washington to work for Amazon.com as a senior UX designer. References Canadian graphic designers McMaster University alumni Living people Year of birth missing (living people)