Andy Budd is an internationally renowned user experience designer and web standards expert from Brighton, England. He is the creative director at Clearleft and a regular speaker at major design events such as SXSW, @media and Webmaster Jam. Andy is also the founder of famous d.Construct, the first web development conference in UK, and the author of the best selling book "CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions". And you can hardly find a person that doesn't read his Blogography.

Natalie Jost is a web standards conscious designer living by standards in both design and life. She has been successfully combining the responsibilities of a web designer, wife, and mother. Natalie has been freelancing since 2004, studying under the greats like Moll, Zeldman, and Cederholm to name a few. She is also one of the writers for Godbit and a member of 9rules network. In this interview she will share her some of them with us.

Rob Weychert is a bright personality, both literally and figuratively. His red beard and distinct web design style portray an outstanding character. Rob is an Art Director of the Philadelphia office of Happy Cog Studios. Having received a formal design education in print media, Rob has been successfully working on adapting traditions of print media to the web. His personal website won recognition by Web Standards Award for its ?eclectic mix of classic and contemporary typefaces and type treatments? the next day after it was launched. I'm excited to introduce you a multi-talented person, and a well-known web designer in the first place, Rob Weychert.

Jeff Croft is a well-respected web designer, speaker and author with 12-year experience in the industry. Jeff is working in many different areas, but his focus is on graphics. He has also contributed a lot to the development of Django programing language. And he recently co-authored two books: 'Pro CSS Techniques' and 'Web Standards Creativity'. Therefore, I'm happy to introduce you - Jeff Croft:

Rob Goodlatte is a user interface design expert. He invests his effort to make design applications usable and accessible. If many designers doesn?t go beyond designer-computer relationship, Rob focuses on who he is designing the web page for and how it?s going to be used. Easily accessible web sites save their users time and effort leaving them satisfied. So, here are some web design tips and just interesting experience of Rob Goodlatte.