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Rifat Najmi is a product designer and accessibility specialist based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Since 2011, Rifat has created digital experiences for local and global brands across various industries. Currently, Rifat leads the Design Department at Good Doctor. Rifat's mission is to explore the universe of accessibility and make digital experiences accessible for everyone. He is also involved with A11yID, a community focused on advancing digital accessibility in Indonesia. Rifat is a design mentor on ADPList, and is available for speaking engagements, training sessions, and workshops.

Florian Ziegler is a web designer and developer, and co-founder of Haptiq. He is also the co-creator of picu, a photo proofing plugin for WordPress. Photography is a significant part of his life, and he documents his experiences through daily photos on his photo blog. He is a husband and father of two daughters. He is currently working on a documentary project called Aile.

Kevin Anderson helps people make better decisions using data. He is curious about experimentation and analytics. Every week, he shares interesting findings in his curated Experimental Mind newsletter. He is currently the Product Manager of Experimentation at Vista.

April Mack is a YA fantasy author who writes novels where hope thrives and good always triumphs. She is a suburban wife and mom of two. She has a BA in professional writing and is a member of Hope*Writers. In her twenties, she worked as an editorial assistant and production editor. She lived in Japan for 22 years and now lives in the USA. She loves to read YA fantasy novels and other good stories. She also enjoys DIY and interior design, drawing, painting, and simple living. She loves bunnies and Japanese tea, but can't stand coffee.

Steve Alvesteffer is a writer living in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. He graduated from Virginia Tech with an MBA in information technology, a B.S. in computer science, and minor degrees in history, mathematics, and studio art. He has worked in publishing, intellectual property law, and software engineering. He owns and operates StormShock Media. He enjoys baseball, Dungeons & Dragons, and other creative pursuits.

Angela Winter is a musical artist creating ambient, experimental, and ritual music for thresholds. Her work combines synths, keys, and strings with otherworldly vocals, shimmering drones, and resonant overtones. Based in Carrboro, North Carolina, Angela has shared stages with Norman Westberg (Swans) and John Cale (The Velvet Underground). Her music has been described as "beautifully haunting," "stunning," and "spellbinding." She also produces a monthly show on CAMP Radio called Anti-Authoritarian ASMR, featuring experimental ambient, drone, deep listening, and atmospheric soundscapes.

Steven Irby is a builder, creator, and maker of things on the internet. Originally from the United States, and a native Californian, he previously lived in Portland, Oregon. He has lived abroad for over five years and traveled to all seven continents (visiting Antarctica for a week). With over a decade of experience as a remote software engineer in the tech industry, he is now pursuing entrepreneurship. He enjoys traveling, space, food, taking pictures, and tech.

André Jaenisch is a frontend developer, computer science expert, and freelancer based in Stuttgart, Germany. He studied mathematics at the University of Stuttgart, focusing on statistics and numerics, before transitioning to web development. As a solopreneur, André helps small businesses and organizations build the web experiences they envision. He has experience working with companies like WirbelWild, RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland, and Mercedes-Benz, and organizations like LernTools. André is interested in many different subjects and is always keen on doing things a notch better.

Anna is a digital product designer who writes code. She is currently working at a Stealth Startup and was previously at Shopflix. Her skills include UI Design and Product Thinking. She designs digital interfaces and builds websites, writing her own front-end code using HTML and CSS. She enjoys designing and building web apps, and is interested in projects that will help others.

Derek Houck is a Ruby on Rails software engineer. Raised in Kansas City, Missouri, he remembers the early days of the internet, including GeoCities and table-based layouts. He specializes in test-driven development using Ruby on Rails and React, and has experience with Node.js, WordPress, static site generators, React Native, SQL, and NoSQL. He previously pursued a career as an actor, appearing in shows like Community and United States of Tara. He believes his entertainment background provides him with unique communication and problem-solving skills.

Slabmedia is a Boston-based web design and digital marketing company. They specialize in custom, human-coded websites designed to be engaging and easy to manage. Slabmedia offers services including web design, SEO, and digital marketing, and work with platforms like WordPress, Shopify, and their own Slab Web Publishing System. They focus on providing ongoing support and updates to ensure websites remain current and effective. Slabmedia emphasizes personalized customer service, ensuring clients can easily reach a human being for assistance.

Martin Underhill is an accessibility consultant who helps companies create accessible digital products. He offers strategic guidance and practical support, including accessibility audits, reviews, and training. Martin has experience in web design, digital product design, and government work. He led accessibility at Sage, building the discipline from the ground up. Martin is a strong believer in sharing knowledge and contributes to the web community through blogging and a monthly newsletter. He also co-founded Frontend NE, a monthly frontend web development meetup and annual conference.

Serena Chen is a designer, writer, and web tinkerer. She cares about creating well-crafted technology for a more kind and just world. She has been making and breaking the web since 1999. While her formal training is in physics and mathematics, she enjoys working in the intersections between fields. She works as a Staff Interaction Designer on Chrome, leading UX for Chrome Security. She has worked on projects such as A Clear Dawn, Project Zero, and Lunar Calendar.

Waldi writes about self-improvement and personal development. Through weekly letters, Waldi aims to help readers understand themselves, unlock their potential, and create the life they want. Waldi's writing explores topics such as problem-solving, self-understanding, and creating an ideal future.

Matt Hensley writes about building and selling software. He explores topics like clean code, architecture, design patterns, and monetization. He shares his experiences with side projects, including his "Ship It" experiment, and reflects on the challenges of maintaining focus and avoiding burnout. He aims to improve his time management skills and write more frequently on his blog, focusing on software architecture and design.

Marcus Obst is a web developer with over 24 years of experience. He works for the Smart Gasketeers at IDT. He posts on his blog and tends a Digital Garden or Wiki. He can be contacted at the provided address, phone number, and email.

Liz Foreman is a Digital Content Manager with experience creating impactful digital content products. She has worked on content strategy for editorial website products and content processes, and has managed content for multiple website migrations. Liz has helped transition traditional media organizations to the digital world and has curated visual assets for multiple platforms. Her experience includes roles at HouseLogic.com, Cincinnati.com, and WCPO.com, as well as freelance digital strategy and content strategy work.

Michael André Ankermüller is the creator of Blog Bohème, a blog launched after a university assignment in 2014. The blog covers a mix of feuilleton, lifestyle, travel, and pop culture from a personal perspective. Michael aims for the blog to be inspiring, authentic, and critical. Since its launch, Blog Bohème has reached over 1,000,000 page views. Michael is supported by Benjamin Hösel (Die Agentur Lux) for corporate identity, a programming team, and contributing authors.