He writes for A List Apart and is author of the book “Undercover User Experience Design”.

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Elizabeth has conducted user research and interaction design for projects in the US, the UK, and Italy and has focused on government systems (with a few non-profit and commercial systems thrown in for good measure). Her government projects have ranged from public websites to internal social media web apps to touchscreen kiosks to spacecraft control centers; their user populations have ranged from the worldwide general public to the astronauts on board the International Space Station.

Elizabeth is the co-editor, with Dianne Murray, of Usability in Government Systems: User Experience Design for Citizens and Public Servants, the only book that addresses the intersection of UX and government systems.

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Stephen spent more than a decade building and leading teams of information architects, interaction designers and UI developers. He’s designed Web applications for technology startups as well as corporate clients like Nokia, Frito-Lay, Sabre Travel Network, and Chesapeake Energy.

Between public speaking and project work, Stephen offers workshops and training to help organizations manage creative teams, make use of visual thinking, and design better customer experiences. Currently, Stephen is the Chief Experience Officer and Head of R&D at BloomBoard.

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She has worked in the web industry for 14 years and her latest jobs were building up a UX-Team in a agile development agency and implementing a continuous UX workflow in an insurance company (the most difficult job of her life).

In the future she wants to solve a problem for people who really have one e.g. in the medical industry and develop a product right from the beginning without the restrictions of grown structures.

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He has worked on numerous digital projects ranging from the field of web-tv, e-commerce, healthcare, online newspapers, corporate website to mobile and tablet applications and he participated in teaching activities at SUPSI, IED and Politecnico di Milano.

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Emphasizing a unique mix of strategic storytelling, design, and development, she drives teams to think big and get measurable results by starting small.

In addition to running her product strategy and consulting practice and building and training design and product teams, she is on the adjunct faculty at Parsons The New School for Design in New York City.

Donna is currently writing a book about using narrative structure to design successful products and services for Rosenfeld Media.

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Architect, information architect, teacher, researcher, compulsive reader, pensive writer, videogamer, piano player, two-time president of the Information Architecture Institute, Andrea is the current Editor-in-chief of the Journal of Information Architecture.

He is the author of two books, “Pervasive Information Architecture”, written with Luca Rosati and the only book so far to tackle the complexity of cross-channel user experience design, and “Reframing Information Architecture”, published 2014.

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Johanna has gained experience in R&D departments, large corporations, agencies and startups, and now focuses on digital product strategy. Her background is in Information Design and Human-Computer Interaction.

Passionate about building better things through collaboration, Johanna co-founded Design Jam, organised the first UX Barcamp in London, and co-chaired the 2014 IA Summit. She likes dancing at gigs, hiking up hills, ice cream and manta rays.

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Now active as an experience designer, he practices and advocates a holistic and participatory approach to design, convinced that the role of the designer has shifted from ‘making the design’ towards ‘making design happen’, from author to catalyst.

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She helps large organizations and small start-ups to create successful products by developing user experience and design competency. One of her favorite ways of working is to do product design sprints together with her clients, because it’s a fun and fast way to collaboratively create products.

Previously, Inken has worked as User Experience Director for XING, the german business network. At XING, she created and managed a Silicon Valley-style User Experience Team.

Inken has a Master in Media Design and a Master in Business Administration and always strives for connecting the design and the business perspective in her work.

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UX Strategy Lead at The Paciello Group
Durham, New Hampshire, USA

Sarah is interested in exploring ways to improve quality of life through good design. As User Experience Strategy Lead at the The Paciello Group (TPG), she works with companies and product teams to create “born accessible” digital products and services that work well for everyone. She is co-author of A Web for Everyone with Whitney Quesenbery and Web Style Guide with Patrick Lynch.

Twitter: @gradualclearing

About David Sloan

User Experience Research Lead at The Paciello Group
Dundee, Scotland

David has spent over 14 years as a researcher, educator, and consultant, helping people to create great digital products and services that can be used by as many people as possible, regardless of disability. He joined The Paciello Group (TPG) in 2013, having previously worked at the University of Dundee’s School of Computing, one of the world’s largest academic research groups investigating better digital accessibility for older people and people with disabilities.

Twitter: @sloandr

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