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By day, I’m a mild-mannered user experience designer for the Rocket Science Group, makers of a popular email marketing application called MailChimp.
“Mailchimp [has] world-class interface design, and the folks designing enterprise software would be wise to learn from their examples.”

By night and weekend, I lead a group of brilliant educators and industry experts who are creating an open curriculum called InterAct designed to to bridge the gap between industry and education. We’ve recently released a companion book too – InterACT With Web Standards: A holistic approach to web design.

As a member of the WaSP InterACT team, I am also a contributing member of The Open Web Education Alliance, a W3C incubator group with a mandate to improve web design and development education.

Aarron Walter’s wonderfully lucid and informative book tells everything you need to know to get your web content (or your client’s) in front of as many appreciative readers as possible.

Step into my design studio as I work on a real client-driven project for a behind the scenes look at how to make any website more findable.
If the publishing industry can deliver on the promise made by the iPad and rich media technologies, a content renaissance could be around the corner fueled by throngs of customers ready to shell out for a more compelling experience.
The Web Standards Project and Environments for Humans are proud to announce the launch ofInterACT With Web Standards, a book that brings all aspects of web design together for teachers and students. To celebrate the release of the book, several of the expert contributors come together online to give mini-tutorials in their fields of expertise.
Dan Benjamin – host of The Conversation podcast – talks with Christina Warren of Mashable and Nilay Patel of Engadget to discuss the issues surrounding h.264 and how the HTML5 video battles will shake out.