The interview process was 7 interviews total. The first two were one hour phone interviews. After these interviews I was asked to fly out (from the midwest to Seattle) for in-person interviews. This was 6 interviews with five people, starting at 10am and ending at 3pm. Three of the interviews were just standard "meet and greet" format. The other three interviews were problem-solving exercises. Two were design problems, where a "how would you design/redesign this?" questions were asked and I was asked to show what I would design and what steps I would take to reach that design. The last one was an HTML/CSS exercise. Although I felt that the interviews went well in general, I did not get the job. I was unable to get specific feedback about why I was turned down, but I suspect that I did not show enough UX experience in the problem solving part of the interview (more of my background is in visual design). I also know I could have done better in the HTML/CSS part--this was a pencil and paper test, and I'm more used to writing code in a text editor.