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San Francisco, January 15-18, 2002 |
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Jeremy Allaire |
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Paolo Brajnik CEO, UsableNet Inc., developers of Dreamweaver extensions that allow you to test entire Web sites against accessibility and usability guidelines, including Section 508. UsableNet has recently announced a strategic partnership with Macromedia around usability and accessibility testing. |
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Matt Brown Third-party relations manager for Dreamweaver; technical editor of over a dozen books on several software titles; formerly a lead support representative for Photoshop at Adobe; has taught courses at Foothill College and San Francisco State's Multimedia Studies Program. |
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Jeremy Clark Jeremy Clark is the Macromedia Flash Product Manager. In this role, he is responsible for defining, driving, evangelizing and implementing releases of the Macromedia Flash authoring environment. Clark has been involved with Web design and multimedia tools since the Web's first days in 1994. Before joining the product management team, he worked as a senior Web designer and Macromedia Flash developer for Macromedia.com and art director for Shockwave.com. He is technically proficient in Macromedia Flash, FreeHand, Dreamweaver, Fireworks and HTML, and has a keen interest in usability and user interface design. He has also given numerous presentations at Web-focused conferences such as CNET Builder and FlashForward. |
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Manuel Clement Clement is the designer behind mano1.com. His clients range from Gooey to How magazine, from the state of Florida to French president Jacques Chirac. He also runs FutureProducers.com, a resource site and community for musicians. Winner of three Macromedia Site Of the Day awards, Clement is passionate about design and technology, and is profiled in the book New Masters of Flash. |
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Kelly Goto Creative director, San Francisco office of Idea.com, producing sites for Webvan.com, Food.com, and SFMoma; past clients include Warner Bros. Online, National Geographic Online, and Wells Fargo. Kelly's focus on information design, workflow, and usability is translating into a book entitled Web Redesign: Workflow That Works, due in 2001. |
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Jim Heid Columnist, Los Angeles Times; Contributing Editor, Macworld; author, HTML & Web Publishing Secrets. A 20-year veteran of the personal computer and online worlds, Jim has chaired over ten Thunder Lizard conferences since 1998 and spoken on Web design topics to thousands of Web professionals. |
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Phillip Kerman Independent programmer, teacher, and writer specializing in Macromedia products. He has trained and made presentations around the world; he is the author of Sams Teach Yourself Macromedia Flash 5 in 24 Hours and has written for Macworld and Macromedia User Journal. |
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Lisa Lopuck Founder, eHandsOn, a distance-learning company providing training in Web design and other topics; cofounder and former creative director, Electravision, with clients including Twentieth Century Fox, National Geographic, and Microsoft; Lisa has worked with such new-media pioneers as Apple, George Lucas, Kaleida, Studio Archetype, and eBay. |
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Joseph Lowery Author of the Dreamweaver and Fireworks Bible and the Dreamweaver Bible, gold edition. Contributor to The Seybold Report on Internet Publishing and the GadgetBoy Gazette. Web designer, trainer, and consultant. |
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Kevin Lynch President of Macromedia Products and Office of the President. Lynch joined Macromedia in 1996 and has been instrumental in forming Macromedia's Web strategy. Aiming to create practical, powerful, and enjoyable Web authoring solutions, he defined and led the development of Dreamweaver, now the market leading professional HTML editor. As president of products, Lynch is responsible for developing Macromedia's award-winning family of software and solutions. |
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Joe Marini Founder, Lepton Technologies, a third-party development company. Former Senior Software Engineer, Macromedia, where he was one of the architects of the Dreamweaver Extensibility mechanism. Prior to Macromedia, Joe was responsible for the extensibility architectures of several other popular software programs, such as mFactory's mTropolis multimedia application and Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress. |
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David Morris Fireworks Product Manager. An original member of the core Macromedia Fireworks team, David was integral in the concept and design of Web related features in Fireworks. Prior to his work with Macromedia, David worked as a graphic designer. |
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Matt Robold Matt came to work for Macromedia as an UltraDev specialist in 2000, and has worked in IT for 5 years. He has worked as a Network/Systems Administrator for UNIX and Windows NT systems, a Technology Consultant, and a Web Application Developer. He has been developing Web pages for 4 years, and has experience in ColdFusion, Active Server Pages, and PHP. |
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Patti Schulze Founder, Digital Training & Designs, a Macromedia and Adobe authorized training center in Dallas, Texas; author of the Macromedia curriculum for Dreamweaver 4 and Fireworks 4, and the upcoming Peachpit Press book Dreamweaver 4/Fireworks 4: Training from the Source. |
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Joe Sparks An artist, animator, musician and game designer. His work has garnered many industry awards, including New Media's award of excellence and Macworld magazine's game of the year. Sparks is known for his pioneering CD-ROM games "Spaceship Warlock" and "Total Distortion", and more recently, for his popular Web animation series "Radiskull & Devil Doll" on Shockwave.com. |
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Jared Spool Founding partner, User Interface Engineering, a consulting firm specializing in the design and implementation of user interfaces. Jared's clients have included Harvard Business School, IBM, and Fidelity. |
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Samuel Wan Contributing author, Flash 5 Magic; associate producer, More-Magic.com; interactive developer, Eyeland Studios. A moderator of the Flash community's highly regarded We're Here Forums, Samuel also serves as a technical consultant for David Emberton's forthcoming ActionScript publication. |
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Michael Williams Associate product manager, Macromedia Flash team. His primary goal is to reach a point where creating powerful Flash sites is as easy as building a "skip intro." Before joining Macromedia, Michael spent three years doing Flash and Web development at Disney Online. |
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Eric John Wittman Director of product management, Flash Products, Macromedia, responsible for driving Macromedia Flash through new product and technology releases and strategic partnerships. Eric has over 8 years of technical expertise relating to the multimedia and Web industries and has contributed to several CD-ROM and Web based projects. |
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Christina Wodtke Principal, Carbon IQ, a San Francisco user-experience consultancy specializing in information architecture and usability. Carbon IQ's client list includes Atom Films, the Coca-Cola Company, Intel, Shockwave.com, and Wine.com. She also contributes to Sitepoint, a Web-developer's magazine, and publishes Gleanings, a semi-daily newsletter on user-experience design issues. |
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