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Keith LaFerriere

Keith LaFerriere is the Managing Partner for Visual Activity, LLC, a Massachusetts-based UX consultancy. He has a thing for user-centered design and his drum kit and can be seen bouncing from coffee shops all across the country in search of the best customer service.

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wk lang

wk lang was born in germany, but currently resides in switzerland. he listens to techno, punk rock, and occasionally makes his own dance mixes. he is a member of numerous design groups, all of which will be launched “soon.”

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Simon St. Laurent

Simon St. Laurent is a web developer, network administrator, computer book author, and XML troublemaker living in Ithaca, NY. His books include XML:A Primer, XML Elements of Style, Building XML Applications, Cookies, and Sharing Bandwidth. He is a contributing editor to xmlhack and an occasional contributor to XML.com.

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Sharon Lee

Sharon Lee is the director of Richapplefool, the only Sydney-based design consultancy populated by chicken, cows and sheep.

Richapplefool connects clients to their audiences through captivating brands, illustrations and online experiences.

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Matthew Levine

Before working as a full-time web developer, Matthew taught elementary school and studied physics and philosophy. When he isn’t streamlining websites, he spends his time in the bayous of South Louisiana perfecting his cajun two-step.

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Håkon Wium Lie

Håkon Wium Lie proposed CSS in 1994 and is still a member of the W3C CSS Working Group. He is the CTO of Opera Software and a champion for CSS compliance in all browsers. Lie is also a director of YesLogic, the company behind the CSS-based Prince formatter, which was used to produce a book he co-authored: Cascading Style Sheets: Designing for the Web. He has a Masters degree from the MIT Media Lab and a PhD from the University of Oslo. He is an advocate of Acid2, the video element, web fonts, and kite flying.

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Colin Lieberman

Colin Lieberman is the System Administrator and Webmaster at Disability Rights Advocates, a non-profit civil rights law firm in his hometown of Berkeley, California. He has personal and professional interests in web standards and assistive technology.

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Dave Linabury

Dave Linabury develops internal websites for General Motors that are chock full of technologies that you’ll probably won’t see for a decade or so. When the restraining order gets lifted, he’ll waste time on Davezilla and the Freak Watcher’s Textbook.

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Ian Lloyd

Ian Lloyd runs Accessify.com, a site dedicated to promoting web accessibility, and is an active member of the Web Standards Project. Not long after you read this, he’ll be fleeing UK for a year around the world, so be prepared for delays in him answering emails — we hear the Fijian internet cafés have some catching up to do.

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Michael Lovitt

Michael Lovitt is a freelance writer, developer, and photographer living in Austin, Texas.

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Daniel Ludwin

When last seen, Daniel Ludwin was a high school student in Ontario, Canada.

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Erin Lynch

Erin Lynch is a designer and writer based in Vancouver, Washington. He spends his days as one half of the design studio, eljl and its side project, Dolls for Friends. He also publishes words on his personal site, webclique.net and spends too much time pondering the state of many pointless things.

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