I'm a writer and content strategist at Facebook where I focus on making interfaces for businesses easier to use and jargon-free. In my spare time, I dabble in photography, occasionally write about language for The Guardian, and collect ephemera on my blog. Previously, I travelled around the world working on Contentini, a boutique web agency I co-founded.
I'm a co-founder at The Design Gym, based in NYC. We teach a design based methodology for creative problem solving, and put real people's needs at the center of new businesses, services, and products. You can find me tweeting here and writing here.
I am the designer and co-founder of feedly. I have created UX Archive, the iPhone app archive. I have been designing for startups and international companies in Paris, Turin, Singapore and San Francisco. I have a background in interaction and service design. You can follow me on Twitter.
I'm a Software Developer and Interaction Designer. I have no idea what I'm doing.
I'm a UX designer and proponent of simplicity – emphasizing future-friendly thinking, heuristics, qualitative and quantitative research, and designing from the gut. You can find me on Twitter @jxnblk or see some of my work at jxnblk.com.
I'm a designer at Weebly with a passion for both technology and simplicity. Currently living and working in San Francisco, CA. Previously: Disqus, Sourcebits, and Mutual Mobile. Check out some of my recent work on Dribbble.
Senior designer based in San Francisco and I research and build tools for the future.
I'm a designer with a love for creating products that are meaningful, simple and easy to use. I co-founded and am currently building Liberio, a web app for simple eBook creation and publishing. In my spare time, I write and speak. I love talking shop on twitter, so let's chat!
My name is Cemre, pronounced GEM-RAY. I hail from Turkey and Finland, and call Brooklyn home. In Summer 2011, I founded Branch.com.
You can follow @gem_ray on twitter.
I'm an independent product designer. You can read more at chad.is
I'm an interaction designer working on Google Chrome. I think technology should help regular people do meaningful things. I craft things mostly with code, sometimes with paper, and with Photoshop only when necessary. You can find me on the web here or in real life in San Francisco.
I’m an independent builder of products, often tools for other entrepreneurs. In the past I’ve helped build Housecraft, Shortwave, OneShot, and more. I also worked at ngrok, Field Notes, and Twilio.
I'm a web app designer and developer from Wales, living in Silicon Valley. I co-founded a multi-million dollar web agency and a couple of successful products, and wrote a pretty big book on Web App Success. I tweet intermittently.
I'm a creative from Ireland who currently works as a designer at Twitter. I enjoy dreaming up ideas, fleshing them out and building them to fruition. When I want to make my designs dynamic I breath life into them with Quartz Composer and add any additional post flourishes in After Effects. The best way to reach me is on Twitter.
I'm author of the book Design for Hackers, which debuted at #18 on Amazon. I travel the world speaking about design and entrepreneurship and I write at kadavy.net, for the Design for Hackers newsletter, and in short-form at @kadavy. Previously I freelanced for clients such as oDesk, PBworks, and UserVoice, and founded the design departments at a couple of Silicon Valley startups.
Devon is the creator of 3D for Designers, THE place to be for designers who want to learn 3D. She teaches their flagship course, Intro to Cinema 4D for Designers. A triple-threat designer, technologist, and educator, she’s known for her tenacity and upbeat, make-it-happen teaching style. Her cross-disciplinary work has appeared in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, TIME, SPIN, Rolling Stone, and more.
I'm a designer who specializes in design systems, with a background in user-centered design. I lead design systems at GitHub, run the NYC Design Systems Coalition, and write and speak about design and code.
I'm the co-director of the Designer Fund. Previously I was a designer at venture capital funds including 500 Startups, Facebook’s fbFund & Venrock. As a Bay Area Native and Stanford University alum, I continue to teach at the Stanford d.school.
I'm co-founder and design lead at Lean Startup Machine and creator of Validation Board. I'm also Lean UX coach for The White House and Wharton UPenn. I fight for the users, push pixels, tweet and write code.
I'm a Co-Founder and the Technical Director of The Soap Collective. I love exploring new ways technology can deliver narrative experiences. I also code for Hack Design and previously Mightybell.
I'm a designer+developer, and a co-founder of Segment.io, where I spend as much time writing Javascript as messing around in Photoshop. It's all just systems design, really. I write, tweet and dribbble.
I am a user interface designer currently living in Toronto and working at MyPlanet Digital. I'm the founder and editor of A Student's Guide to Web Design, a resource I started in college out of frustration with my design education, which is a place for students or beginners to learn more about what working in the design industry is actually like.
I'm a writer and designer from Brooklyn, living in Baltimore. I'm the co-founder of The Industry (a design publication) and Evomail (an iPad email app). I advise companies here and there. In the past I've worked with TED and Treehouse to promote creativity.
Speaker & Visual/UI Designer living in beautiful San Francisco, California. Creative Director at ShopSavvy. Working on Luxogram & Loggg. Creator of 4cast.me, StratusApp, iOS Settings Shortcuts & NoMoreBanding.com.
I'm a co-founder and design lead at PicCollage. It is a fun and easy way to create collages on your mobile devices. I love colors and patterns and the process of bringing ideas to life. You can find me on Twitter.
I’ve been designing and building for the web since 2001. At the moment, I design Pull Requests and Code Review for 30 million developers. Previously, I built and led the Product Design org at DigitalOcean.
I'm a product designer & builder currently working on the discovery team at Square. We focus on helping buyers discover sellers and providing useful analytics to both. I also run Designers + Geeks, a fun community of artists, designers and technologists in San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles. You can find me on Twitter.
an equal command of technology and form • functional programming (oc)cultist • design tools @airbnbdesign • writing: http://jon.gold/txt
I'm a designer and frontend developer. I like to think of myself as an open source advocate with a big heart for making mockups in markup. I spend a lot of my time speaking at conferences and volunteering to teach (more) women to code.
№1 inclusivity and empathy enthusiast, user centrism advocate ✻ Co-running @jsconfeu + @cssconfau + @jsconfau. I discovered a passion for teaching by speaking at conferences along with editing and writing for Smashing Magazine. I also ramble and shoot.
I'm a maker+designer who loves stickynotes, sketching and startups. At LUXr, I get to meet incredible entrepreneurs and help them design great customer experiences. I've worked at places like Adaptive Path and The Crucible. You can find me on Twitter.
Kathleen is a product designer at Facebook, working on the News Feed team. Outside of design, she produces music and is currently wrapping up her first EP. You can follow along with her music here.
I'm a designer of digital products in my late 20’s who is little too into simplicity and pixel-perfection. I studied interactive visual imaging and photography in Missouri, and somehow ended up in foggy San Francisco designing things with unbelievably talented teams such as Fitbit, Pinterest, Zendesk, and One Kings Lane.
I'm a designer hacker studying at Stanford University working on enabling more people to design and code. I love food, frontend wizardry, and pulling all-nighters on side projects like Brandseen and XKCDGraphs.
Kyle Bragger is co-founder of Exposure, the best photography storytelling tool on the web. Previously, he was a member of Elepath, a product design studio. He also created the developer/designer community Forrst and want-to-do list Thinglist.
I grew up in rural southern Illinois, which is to say, I grew up on the internet. I've been writing code since middle school and hacking data since I joined the Google Analytics team right out of college. After that, I helped build three startups in the disparate realms of social networks, ecommerce, and online gaming, but found striking similarities in terms of what sorts of analytics infrastructure we needed. We started Keen IO in 2012 to distill those principles into a developer API, once and for all.
I'm a freelance illustrator, designer and aspiring coder living in Brooklyn. I've done work for ESPN, The Onion, Mashable and others. I write for McSweeney's and the Society for News Design. I've helped build sites to shame people into voting and to keep track of your members of congress.
I'm a freelance designer and illustrator based between Durham (UK) and NYC, where I work alongside the amazing people at Studiomates. I like to travel, and usually work as I go. Having fun is my number one favourite thing.
I'm a designer. Currently building thoughtful things at Google. Previously, I was a UX Engineer for President Barack Obama. I'm on twitter pretty often and I write about design, development and photography on my blog.
I’m the founder of Bjango, an indie Mac and iOS developer. I’m also a designer. I co-host a podcast called Iterate with Rene Ritchie and Seth Clifford. Sometimes I write articles about design for Bjango’s website. I occasionally write for Smashing Magazine and speak at conferences.
Product design consultant. Designed Jot and Darkroom.
Meg Lewis is a designer creating experiences for happy companies and is jazzed about empowering humans to be themselves at Full Time You. Meg founded Ghostly Ferns, a collective of designers and commercial artists and Fool Proof, a shared workspace in Minneapolis.
I'm a designer at Hipmunk. Previously, I was pushing pixels and disturbing the peace at Drawbridge, Citrix Systems and IBM Interactive. On my weekends, I try to write code to justify the three semesters of computer science I once did. I grew up in Toronto where I went to design school at York University. You can see some of my really old work here or find me on twitter.
I'm an independent developer, designer and juggler who is nuts about great products. I'm the founder of Flinto, creator of ImageSnap and an instructor at General Assembly. Previously I was the designer of Echofon and a UI developer at Blurb.
I’m a designer and writer from the city of Chicago. I run Draft, an interaction design consultancy that conducts design research in the service of improving online stores. Our latest book, Value-Based Design, is out now. For a sense of us now, head on over to our site.
I write for TechCrunch, Forbes, Psychology Today, and am a frequent speaker at industry conferences and Fortune 500 companies. I have Lectured at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Design School and have sold two technology companies since 2003.
An entrepreneur living in San Francisco & Chicago. Created a design studio in 2007 that worked directly with the founders of Threadless, Fast Company and Boxee. In 2010 I left the studio and started MyZeus, a small consumer internet product focused on solving problems around movie viewing experiences online. MyZeus was acquired by Groupon in 2012. You can find out more about what I'm up to at algrim.co or follow me on Twitter.
I'm a design technologist living in San Francisco. I have worked for companies such as Adaptive Path, Method and Current TV and worked with clients including the United Nations, Samsung, Adobe, TED.com and Foodspotting. I am a long-time supporter of open source and have several of my own including Frank, Iconic and Cue. Follow me on Twitter.
I'm an interface designer building iOS and Rails apps at thoughtbot in Stockholm. I write on Smashing Magazine, Giant Robots, and my own blog. I co-authored Neat and I'm currently maintaining it. Follow me on Twitter.
I'm a product designer living in Osaka, Japan. I split my time between working on my own projects (such as Folyo, Telescope, and Sidebar) and consulting for clients all over the world, including companies such as Hipmunk, RubyMotion, and Codecademy.
I'm an entrepreneur and product designer living in Los Angeles, California. I'm on the founding team of Chill, where I lead product. I'm writing a book called "Perfecting Product Design." It's an examination of product design and a step-by-step guide that teaches product designers how to think smarter, act faster, and simplify the process of turning ideas into usable products.
Having roots in traditional art, I jumped into the world of design as an undergrad at RIT. I've honed my understanding of UX and UI at places like Yahoo! and DeviantART. Now, as an alumni of TechStars Cloud, I'm continuing to learn and grow as Director of UX & UI at Graphicly. I post photos of life in Colorado and occasionally shots of what I'm creating.
I am a product designer at Facebook, creating systems for society. I was previously at Pulse, an Apple Design Award winning news app (acquired by LinkedIn).
I lead the design team at Runway. Creator of Hack Design and Startups, this is how design works.
Whitney Hess leads an international user experience consultancy called Vicarious Partners and is the author of the popular blog Pleasure and Pain. Her life’s mission is to put humanity back into business.
Product Designer that only does Design Sprints. Consulting for organizations like Fitbit, Cisco, and Stanford running Design Sprints. Previously I was a Product Designer on the Gmail team helping design Inbox by Gmail, and arrived at Google after my company was acquired.