Eva-Lotta is a freelance User Experience Designer. She previously led the Business design team at Skype, worked as interaction designer for Yahoo! in London and as lead designer for Kahn + Associates in Paris. Besides her daytime mission of making the web a more understandable, usable and hopefully more delightful place, she loves sketching, doodling and playing around with various little side projects. In her interview to DI she shared her feelings about her in-house work experience as well as

Jeremiah Shoaf is a freelance Interactive Art Director & Flash Developer working out of the Washington, DC area. After six years working fulltime in the interactive industry, he set out on his own as a freelancer in 2007. Although he has an extensive background in programming and development, he considers himself a designer foremost. When not in front of the computer he?s probably either playing/listening to music or doing something outdoors like running, fly fishing or birdwatching.In his inter

Kat Neville is a talented young designer and developer working in the UK. Driven by a desire to create and learn, Kat loves working with people and dealing with user flow. Her design experience is versatile and so are her professional talents, which include web design, UX, conception, identity, writing and among others making snowflakes, dresses and safetygoats. Read her fun and informative interview.

David Fasullo is an interactive designer from Toronto, Canada with a passion for communication arts and technology. By day, he's a digital art director. By night he plays drums and works on Livebrush, a motion-based drawing tool. In his interview to DesignInterviews he talks indepth about this application and gives valuable advice on day-to-day aspects of designer's work based on his 12 years of experience.

Soh Tanaka, based in Los Angeles, CA, is a passionate web designer, front-end developer and illustrator specializing in CSS driven web design with an emphasis on usability and search engine optimization. He runs a CSS design gallery Design Bombs and blogs about design and development. He says he also loves music, art, dance, skateboarding, and basically anything creative with soul. In his interview he talks about SEO, writing tutorials and his gallery as well as many other interesting things.

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.

Apple's "war" on Adobe's Flash has been the major news for the past few months. At first we were shocked by the confrontation, now we've gotten used to it. People keep buying iPads and iPhones and pushing the topic to the back of their minds. But what about those who make their living developing websites with the media that Apple wants off the Internet? We decided to ask several successful designers and Flash developers about their professional life after the war on Flash has begun. We discover

Apple's "war" on Adobe's Flash has been the major news for the past few months. At first we were shocked by the confrontation, now we've gotten used to it. People keep buying iPads and iPhones and pushing the topic to the back of their minds. But what about those who make their living developing websites with the media that Apple wants off the Internet? We decided to ask several successful designers and Flash developers about their professional life after the war on Flash has begun. We discover

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.

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

Ion Drimba Filho is a 27-year-old Interface designer and Flash developer from Brazil, currently working for Tribointeractive. 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.

Women have been fighting discrimination for years. In the western world it seems to be a less burning problem now than it was before. However, in many industries, especially the predominantly male industries, women still face the glass ceiling. Is web design different? The majority of web designers are still men, but do female designers feel discriminated against? Or is it an industry where women can truly flourish? We have asked five successful talented female designers (Veerle Pieters, Natal

Women have been fighting discrimination for years. In the western world it seems to be a less burning problem now than it was before. However, in many industries, especially the predominantly male industries, women still face the glass ceiling. Is web design different? The majority of web designers are still men, but do female designers feel discriminated against? Or is it an industry where women can truly flourish? We have asked five successful talented female designers (Veerle Pieters, Natal