A List Apart: Authors: W

The W3C QA Group

When not touring the world and putting other boys bands to shame, the World Wide Web Consortium QA Boys coordinate the development of validators and other web quality tools, spread the good word about web standards, and build a quality culture at W3C.

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  waferbaby

Waferbaby is a terrible web monster, currently held in check as a software engineer at Yahoo! in Sydney. He’s also a technical editor for ALA, and needs a good clean.

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Aarron Walter

Web designer, Aarron Walter, is the author of Building Findable Websites: Web Standards, SEO, and Beyond (New Riders, 2008). He has taught at Temple University, the University of Georgia, and most recently, the Art Institute of Atlanta. Aarron speaks about findability and web standards at companies and conferences, and he is also a member of The Web Standards Project and lead of the EduTF Curriculum Project. Aarron is a featured speaker at An Event Apart New Orleans.

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Denice Warren

Denice “Davina” Warren leads a team of developers in creating interactive web-based learning materials at the University of Arizona. She has no first-hand experience in topless dancing, however.

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Dan Webb

Dan Webb is a web developer and wannabe DJ. His recent work includes implementing standards-based, accessible sites and web applications for UK government bodies and making people dance around in murky London bars.

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Mike West

Mike West abandoned suburban Texas’ wide open plains in 2005 in favour of the Black Forest in Southern Germany where he currently lives and works. He’s on the editorial team of Digital Web Magazine, and his musings about the web are periodically posted to his personal website, mikewest.org.

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Brian Williams

As Technical Design Director for Wachovia, Brian is slowly contributing to Web Standards ubiquity in big-corporate ways. His design of Calibre.com is the company’s proud foray into standards-based design. Perhaps, someday, he’ll do something with his personal site.

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Carolyn Wood

Carolyn Wood is a writer, editor, and content strategist working through her company pixelingo and with top designers and developers in the web standards world. An ALA editorial staffer too busy to finish her unwebsite, she still finds time to make her to-won’t list every day.

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Jeremy Wright

Jeremy is a designer, developer, etc. Not big on titles, he loves doing anything that will help folk out, and has been doing so through articles and tutorials for nearly a decade.

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Luke Wroblewski

Luke Wroblewski (LukeW) is an internationally recognized web thought leader who has designed or contributed to software used by more than 500 million people. He is currently Senior Principal of Product Ideation and Design at Yahoo! Inc., and Founder of LukeW Interface Designs, a product strategy and design consultancy. Luke is a featured speaker at An Event Apart Boston.

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Mark Wyner

A web standards pioneer, Mark Wyner has been designing and developing on the web for over a decade. Mark has accepted awards for visual design, experience design, and web standards interfaces, and stays connected to the web community via his articles and speaking engagements. When he’s not obsessing about web accessibility, Mark enjoys his beautiful family of seven, a little bowling, a little golf, and a combination of all of them on their Wii.

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