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Kevin is a Senior Platform Engineer and hobby photographer. He has a background in Front-End/Full-Stack Development. His first experience with web development was styling his MySpace profile around 2007. He later built websites, including one for his Habbo Hotel trading business. He enjoys capturing images and in 2021, he discovered a love for analog photography, even developing his own Black & White films at home. He currently works at AOE GmbH.

Ryan Trimble is a Frontend Developer, Design System Enthusiast, and Accessibility Advocate based in Central PA. He has a background in Information Technology and previously worked as a Network Technician before transitioning to web development. Ryan has experience as a UX/UI Developer and is currently a Senior Frontend Engineer. He contributes to the web development community through blogging and writing articles for CSS-Tricks.com. Ryan is also involved in charity livestreams, helping to raise money for organizations like Doctors Without Borders and ocean cleanup efforts.

Said Hasyim is a serial tech entrepreneur, author, and lifetime student. He is the Director of Innovation & IT and a founder. His work has been featured on various platforms and publications. He is the author of publications such as "Peak Human Clock", "Peak Self-Control", and "Peak Brain Plasticity". He also creates software such as 31Agent, 31Read, and 31Memorize.

Ben Hatch is a business analyst, family man, disc golfer and app builder based in Massachusetts. He has always been obsessed with creating, from drawing fictional characters as a boy to building terrain park features and making skiing videos as a teen. In his twenties, he produced music, pursued standup comedy and co-founded a cannabis business. Currently, he enjoys dad life, working as a business analyst, building apps, and writing on his blog. He finds fulfillment in creating and putting things out into the world.

Dominik Hofer is a curious, creative coder from Switzerland. He is a 24-year-old student at the University of Bern studying computer science with minors in maths and social sciences. By day, he works as the Lead Engineer at Trueform, building Billow. At night, he creates his own things, designing and coding, running, and writing on his blog. He is interested in the IndieWeb, the AT Protocol, blogging, running, photography, and living a simpler life. Dominik considers himself a very curious person with many interests.

Amedalhi Papias is a food technologist, web developer, and maker. With a focus on product development, commercialization, and continuous improvement, Amedalhi has worked with top food companies to create innovative solutions and products. Amedalhi also develops software with an emphasis on user experience. In their free time, Amedalhi enjoys spending time with their Aussie, Appa, looking at maps, running, and board games.

Nate Henderson, who uses he/him pronouns, is a purveyor of bits based in New York. He is a former hacker of web, design, and computery things. Currently, he manages talented technical folks. Nate is also a home cook, amateur mixologist, and a fan of food, film, TV, games, and travel. He can be found on Mastodon as @nathos@xoxo.zone.

Yann Lemos is a game developer, musician, and teacher based in Brazil. He is a co-founder of Studio Bravarda, where he developed Extremely Powerful Capybaras and Sky Caravan. Yann is also a musician and sound designer, responsible for the audio in Studio Bravarda's games and the animated short film See. He has experience teaching design and game development at Senac-RJ. Yann is proficient in Unity/C# and currently focused on Godot/GDScript. He is the creator and maintainer of the Signal Lens and Resource Tweens plugins for Godot.

Nick is a software architect-turned-marketer with a focus on APIs and SaaS. He has experience working both agency-side and client-side. Nick has built, tested, executed, and optimized marketing strategies for startups and Fortune 500 brands. He is interested in human nature, technology, how we experience the world, how it all intersects, and what it means for the future. Currently, Nick works as a marketing consultant, creating marketing strategies and GTM plans for clients.

David is a Linux system administrator and freelance writer. He provides notes for the RHCSA and RHCE certifications. He also writes about other topics, including technology and health. Readers can subscribe to receive updates on his articles and book notes.

Tynan Purdy is an Experience Designer based in Boston. A recent Georgia Tech grad in Industrial Design, Tynan is a design thinker and builder bringing rigor and craft to strategy and products. He currently works as a Design Strategist at Cognizant. Tynan has a strong curiosity for how things and systems work. He specializes in user research, interaction design, and design thinking. He also taught design thinking at Georgia Tech's Design Bloc.

Yoeran Luteijn is a freelance creative developer who bridges the gap between technology and human interaction. He has a strong programming foundation and a passion for visual, experience, and interaction design. Yoeran focuses on building web applications and helping other developers grow in their careers. He has worked with companies ranging from startups to corporates, and combines technical expertise with design sensibility to create sustainable and flexible solutions. He is also a musician and enjoys hiking.

Marc Friederich is the co-founder of Antistatique, a web agency based in Lausanne and Geneva. He has over two decades of web experience, having worked on and managed various projects. He teaches at HEIG-VD University of Applied Science, focusing on technological watchfulness. Marc also gives talks about the web, its evolution, web standards, interaction design, and internationalization. He believes in using the simplest technology to solve problems and is interested in Design, CSS, Documentation, Web Standards, A11y, and I18n.

The Too Blue Scientist writes about science, poetry (philosophy with few words), and technology. Their work includes reflections on stuttering, climate change, digital transformation, fact-checking, knowledge management, and the experience of aging. They also explore science communication through film and various educational topics. They share tips for using the Kindle Paperwhite.

Hilary Norcliffe was born in Bristol, England in 1970 and grew up in Ontario, Canada, interspersed with years abroad in Kenya, England and France. She completed a BA in Psychology at McGill University in Montreal, Q, and then danced off to Los Angeles, California, where she solidified her love of the arts. She completed her MFA in Visual Art in 2002 at California State University Long Beach, where she has taught for over 20 years. She canoodles on the piano, putters about the garden, patches up her old house, takes the odd improv class and loves her creative daughter to the moon and back.

Myles Lewando is a developer and designer based in Cardiff, UK. He has over 10 years of experience in web development and design. He has built dashboards and user interfaces, mentored developers, written and delivered courses and workshops, contributed to the development of design systems and component libraries, created data visualisations, and enhanced website accessibility. He currently works as a Data Visualisation Developer at Open Data Services. He is a member of the United Tech and Allied Workers tech union and the Data Visualization Society.

Sabrina Ahmed is a Resilience Coach, Neuroscientist, and Artist specializing in burnout recovery for business owners and leaders. With over 20 years of experience in financial services, supply chain, mining, and insurance, she brings a blend of business experience, science, and creativity to her coaching. Sabrina uses psychology, neuroscience, and art-based techniques to help clients overcome burnout, sharpen focus, and build stress resilience. She offers practical and creative solutions, drawing from her own experience recovering from habitual burnout.

Shane Robinson is a founder, coder, artist, and digital native. He is the founder of INEO Media, LLC, which builds Notion-based tools for solo entrepreneurs and small businesses. Previously, he was a Founder and Partner in Bare Feet Studios, LLC, a web development agency. Shane is also an abstract painter and photographer who earned his B.F.A. in Ceramics at the University of Iowa, School of Art and Art History. Currently, Shane is traveling around SE Asia, including Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam.

Li Si Wong, who often goes by Li, was born and raised in Singapore. After five years dedicated to her career, she moved to Melbourne, where she currently lives with her partner and three cats. Li is interested in product management, building businesses, and investing, seeing a common thread of reading signals, tackling tricky problems, and making calculated bets across these areas. She uses her blog to clarify her thinking, make the invisible visible, and hopefully provide clarity for her readers.

Said is dedicated to suicide prevention, a mission that began after their own experience with suicidal thoughts in 2013. Since 2016, they have been growing into this field and aim to equip 1,000,000 people with suicide prevention skills. Said believes anyone can learn crisis support, offering free atomic essays, videos, and articles to help people confidently support others. They work as a supervisor and team lead at an anonymous helpline. Said also shares personal thoughts and experiences on their blog, focusing on overcoming institutional challenges in frontline mental health work.