Web Directions

Andy Clarke — Creating Inspired Design

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• By:Guy Leech
• September 30, 2006
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A pre­sen­ta­tion given at Web Directions South, Sydney Australia, September 29 2006.

• MP3 of presentation
• Session descrip­tion
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• About Andy Clarke

Session descrip­tion

Designers are more than mere pixel push­ers. The role of the cre­ative designer work­ing on the web has changed and will con­tinue to change faster than ever before. In this ses­sion, Andy Clarke will dis­cuss how design­ers should now play the piv­otal part in the cre­ation of engag­ing user expe­ri­ences, bind­ing together the roles of infor­ma­tion archi­tects, con­tent authors and tech­ni­cal devel­op­ers. It’s time to put design­ers in the hot seat.

About Andy Clarke

Andy Clarke is a sought-after speaker, designer and consultant focusing on creative, accessible web development. Andy is passionate about design and passionate about web standards, often bridging the gap between design and code. He regularly trains designers and developers in the creative applications of web standards and writes about aspects of design and popular culture on his personal web site, And All That Malarkey.

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