Andy “M(alarkey) Bison” Clarke

Andy Clarke has been called many things since he started designing for the web over ten years ago. His ego likes words like “ambassador for CSS,” “industry prophet,” and “inspiring,” but he’s most proud that Jeffrey Zeldman once called him a “bastard.” He runs Stuff and Nonsense, a small web design company that specialises in designing highly usable and attractive websites.

Andy’s a renowned public speaker and presents at web design conferences worldwide. He is the author of the best-selling books Transcending CSS and Hardboiled Web Design, writes the popular blog And All That Malarkey, and tweets as @malarkey.

Remy “Cyclops” Sharp

Remy is the founder and curator of Full Frontal, the UK based JavaScript conference. He also runs jQuery for Designers, co-authored Introducing HTML5 (adding all the JavaScripty bits) and is one of the curators of HTML5Doctor.com.

Whilst he’s not writing articles or running and speaking at conferences, he runs his own development and training company in Brighton called Left Logic. Generally speaking, he’s about as crazy about JavaScript, HTML & CSS as a squirrel is about his nuts during the winter!

Sarah “Cammy” Parmenter

Sarah Parmenter specialises in User Interface Design for iOS devices and the web, she regularly makes contributions to online web design related websites and written features to various magazines. Sarah also speaks at web design conferences around the world and is lucky to consult, and work for, many companies that we all know and love.

See Sarah’s work at You Know Who and read her blog at Sazzy.co.uk.

Aral “Ken” Balkan

Aral Balkan is an independent user experience designer and developer with over a decade of experience in creating web, Flash, desktop, and mobile applications.

His iPhone app, Feathers, was featured by Apple as “New and Notable” and reached #1 in the What’s Hot list in the US. It is often cited as an example of beautiful, emotional design. Aral aims to build beautiful, empathic apps that create joy and delight.

He shares his experiences, frustrations, and joys via his blog, tweets, and the numerous talks that he gives around the world every year.