Please use this place to tell us who you are and don't link to your sites or blogs in the other sections.
- Christian Heilmann - Founder of this Wiki, Web Developer since around 1997, currently working for Yahoo! UK.
- Gareth Rushgrove - Web designer/developer with experience of working with everyone from startup to the enterprise via the public sector
- Alan White - Organiser of The Highland Fling - Web Standards in Scotland Conference and freelance web developer.
- Isofarro - Web Developer since 2000, currently working for Yahoo! UK. Was the lead technical developer on a website that became a PAS 78? case study into the business benefits of web accessibility.
- S.G. Chipman - Javascript and web standards geek since the 90s, currently working for AOL.
- Rob Mason - pseudo-techie-business-type currently working for HBOS plc. A little bit of knowledge, not enough skill.
- Tom Hughes-Croucher - Yet another Yahoo! developer. Web Developer for a few years ;)
- David Owens - Web Producer for five years, currently working for TMG on a number of government and public sector websites.
- Zhang Yining - Web Developer.
- John Greenaway - Lead developer at Legal & General
- chris Jangelov - project manager and buyer of code since 1999.
- V V K Chandra G - Web Standards Enthusiast from India. I am very passionate about web standards and related technologies and striving hard to master them.
- OSDE.INFO - Open Anything Advocate
- Chris Holland - Director, Web Production at Internet Brands, Inc.
- Clive K. Lavery - MA Student at Bath Spa University (Interactive Multimedia)with a background in Graphic Design (BA) & DTP. Currently writing my dissertation with the working title "Making Accessibilty Sexy". Based in Cologne/Germany also working part-time for 3M where I did software testing and training and am also trying to spread the standards gospel.
- Stephanie Troeth is one of the main contributors/writers for the original MACCAWS Kit and has taken it upon herself to be the caretaker of the content after the group faded. Long-time member of the Web Standards Project.
