Kyle Meyer is an independent designer residing in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Obsessed with typography and simplicity, he crafts user experiences for a variety of platforms and clients. When not designing, Kyle serves as the Director of Interactive Design for AIGA Minnesota, as well as blogs at astheria.com. In this interview he talks about user experience and information architecture as well as his fun personal projects.

Originally from Monterrey, Mexico, Jenaro Diaz, freelance Flash developer and designer, is now working in Austin, delivering cutting-edge Flash design to clients all over the world. In over 10 years of his experience, he has received numerous awards, including the FWA and SXSW ones. He names his family as his main motivation and his love for the work and attention to detail as the major reasons for his success. Read what he has to say about his work and about Flash as a development platform.

Pete Usborne is a London-based digital designer with a solid background in print. Before designing for a living, Pete used to sail professionally and spent several years teaching in the Mediterranean. Since focusing on digital design, he's worked with some really high profile brands and has picked up a few awards along the way... most notably his work on Duchy Originals won an award for Best Designed Website in 2009. When not designing, he's either travelling, working on Prevue or exploring London... never watching TV and rarely sleeping. His seemingly reckless move into freelance in the peak of the crisis has brought him unexpected success... Read more about it in his interview.

Ion Drimba Filho is a 27-year-old Interface designer and Flash developer from Brazil, currently working for Tribo Interactive. Starting from scratch just four years ago, he managed to learn multiple design, development and programming skills, which enabled him to get a great job and to create Flash-based wonders like his own portfolio site. Get a peek into his life of a Flash developer through this interview.

Rich Brown, the joint director of Brown&White, who is responsible for dozens of remarkably creative web designs over 12 years of his career, gives an in-depth interview about his work and his experiences working in studios vs. freelance.