Future of Web Design 2010 speakers

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Director of UX at MailChimp, author of Designing for Emotion. bio from Twitter

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Front End Developer

• Freelancer Survival Guide, Mon 17th May 12:10pm to 12:50pm

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I care deeply about improving lives through better design and empowering the next generation of makers. http://aralbalkan.com http://codeclub.org.uk bio from Twitter

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Designer bio from Twitter

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Opera employee (tweets are personal, not Opera); co-author of Introducing HTML5; web standards lovegod. Guinness-drinking, kickboxing poetry freak. Man with MS. bio from Twitter

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Co-Founder of Dribbble. Designer, author & speaker at SimpleBits. Likes ampersands & banjos. bio from Twitter

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Designer, photographer. Brand, product, web, mobile = love. Former creative director at http://moo.com; currently available via http://webgraph.com bio from Twitter

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Speaker + Author-Writer + Creativity Evangelist. @TEDxRheinMain speaker // Wrote The http://CssDetectiveGuide.com | @cssdetective // Helping folks @rawktheweb! bio from Twitter

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Being Molly since 1963. bio from Twitter

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A dad, blogger, author, speaker, christian, husband, entrepreneur, boss, geek, optimist, web designer, digital strategist and podcaster. bio from Twitter

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I invented sleep patterns. Honest. They're even named after me. bio from Twitter

• jQuery for Designers: All you need to code, Mon 17th May 11:25am to 12:05pm

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MD of Copious | Inclusive Technologist | Human Rights Advocate | And then some bio from Twitter

• Accessibility for Happy Designers

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Designer, Fictive Kin partner, and New Adventures organiser. Speaker at design events, occasional writer, frequenter of airports. Thoroughly nice chap. bio from Twitter

• What will Web Design Look Like in Two Years?

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Two tweed-clad gentlemen based in Belfast, we write about design, web standards and assorted miscellany in a daily periodical you might enjoy reading. bio from Twitter