Speakers

Peter Morville is a pioneer of the fields of information architecture and user experience. His bestselling books include Information Architecture (the "polar bear book"), Ambient Findability, Search Patterns, and Intertwingled. Peter is a co-founder and past president of the Information Architecture Institute. He advises such clients as AT&T, Cisco, Harvard, IBM, Macy's, the Library of Congress, and the National Cancer Institute. His work has been covered by Business Week, The Economist,… More NPR, and The Wall Street Journal. You can learn more at http://semanticstudios.com and http://intertwingled.org. Less
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Mark is a typographic designer who found his place on the web sometime in the late 90's. He is the Design Director at Monotype following the acquisition of his small studio, Mark Boulton Design. Previously he's worked with global media companies such as ESPN and Al Jazeera; small brands with great ideas like Hiut Denim and Sugru; technology organisations such as Drupal and Alfresco; and home to the greatest scientic experiment on earth: CERN.Living in Wales with his wife and two small children,… More Mark likes nothing better than riding up the numerous hills on his bike, trying to cook Japanese food, and consistently moaning about the design of bathroom taps. Less
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Martin is design generalist with wide-ranging experience across design strategy, design research, interaction & industrial design, interactive art and critical design. He has worked at Frog, Fjord, Method and Random International and now consults businesses in UX and service design. He’s a co-author of ‘Designing Connected Products’ and a co-founder of Rain Cloud (which is a project exploring ambient connected products).
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Adrian Zumbrunnen is a UX designer, writer, and coffee enthusiast living in Zurich. At present, he is design tinkering at Google where he’s worked on products like AdWords, Maps and more recently conversational design. Prior to being independent, he was at iA where he worked for various clients in the industry.
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Tom has 20 years of experience designing and developing for the web. He founded Macaw, creator of a code-based design tool, which was acquired by InVision in January 2016. Tom is now director of product, helping InVision create advanced design and prototyping tools. Previously, Tom designed products for Apple, Oracle, Twitter and MIT.
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