Top Web Designers on Twitter

Sara Soueidan

Sara Soueidan is an independent front-end UI/UX developer, coach, creator, and speaker situated in Lebanon, zeroing in on HTML5, SVG, CSS, and JavaScript. Soueidan is the writer of the Codrops CSS Reference and a co-writer of the Smashing Book #5.

She is a well of knowledge and highly passionate about sharing it with others. She works with organizations around the globe, banding together with design groups to construct reformist Web UIs and design frameworks. It is principally zeroing in on responsive design, performance, and accessibility, utilizing the most recent front-end design procedures.

You can follow her on Twitter and other social platforms to gain advice or links to important articles.

Jake Archibald

You must be knowing who Jake Archibald is if you are using Google Chrome as a browser. He works as a developer advocate for the popular browser and is a professional conference speaker. He greatly admires the Service Workers. His bio reads, "the web to do what native does best, and fast," which indicates his goal.

He is accommodating in web designing and often shares useful tips and advice on Twitter. This can be simply verified by paying a quick visit to his Twitter feed.

Denise Jacobs

Denise Jacobs is a Speaker + Author, + creativity evangelist. She is from Miami, USA, and is a real inspiration in web designing. She is the author of CSS Detective Guide which is a book for sharpening your CSS skills. She is often seen giving useful tips and advice to all the people on Twitter.

Her attention is on making actual outcomes where groups work better, produce more, and skyrocket their organization's prosperity. Through talking, composting, preparing, and counseling, she shares huge ideas that shake things up and lead to "a has" that convert into immediate activities, abilities, and new propensities to change all parts of individuals' work lives with centered innovativeness and improved profitability.

Brad Frost

Brad Frost is a website specialist, speaker, author, and advisor situated in Pittsburgh, PA. He is the writer of the book Atomic Design, which acquaints a strategy with the make and keep up successful design frameworks.

Notwithstanding co-facilitating the Style Guides Podcast, he has likewise made a few instruments and assets for website specialists, including Pattern Lab, Styleguides.io, Style Guide, This Is Responsive, Death to Bullshit, and more. He is a real gem as an advisor and a source of inspiration. Besides, he knows humor well!

Jen Simmons

Jen Simmons is a seasoned web designer, graphic designer, educator, and speaker as well. She has quite a reputation as an expert in web standards, CSS, and HTML to be precise. She is a part of the CSS Working Group and has played a major role in the delivery of the CSS grid layout.

Simmons is right now a designer and developer advocate at Mozilla, where she designed the Firefox program's Grid Inspector. Simmons runs the YouTube channel "Layout Land" and authored the expression "intrinsic design" to allude to her way of thinking of web layouts that blend fixed, content-sized and liquid layouts.

She can be regularly seen tweeting content and her thoughts about the web design industry, sparking some intriguing debates online.

Sarah Drasner

Sarah Drasner is an excellent speaker, expert, and author for CSS-Tricks, and she spends significant time in animation. Follow her for tips on web animation, remembering bits of knowledge for Vue.js, React, and SVG. And if you need a sample of her aptitude, look at her instructional exercise on making animations that scale.

Sarah has some time ago filled in as Principal Lead of Emerging Markets, Cloud Advocates at Microsoft, and Manager of UX and Engineering at Trulia/Zillow Group. She's the creator of SVG Animations from O'Reilly and has given Frontend Masters workshops. Sarah is a co-coordinator of ConcatenateConf, a free meeting for Nigerian and Kenyan developers.

Sarah is additionally the prime supporter of Web Animation Workshops, with Val Head. She has labored for a very long time as a web developer, and at focuses functioned as a Scientific Illustrator and a Professor in the Greek Islands.

Tim Holman

Tim Holman is another popular name in Twitter's list of top web designers. He likes to portray himself as a 'tinkerer, tuner and tamperer'. He works as a developer at CodePen. He is passionate about his work as a web designer and loves sharing his experiences in a weird yet intriguing manner.

He is an excellent source of knowledge and loves helping other people. His feed on Twitter is filled with creative and valuable coding examples and experiments that he did interactively. He is someone you should follow if you are looking to gain a new perspective on the world of web designing.

Ethan Marcotte

Ethan Marcotte is a freelance designer, speaker, and writer, situated in Boston, Massachusetts. He coined the expression "responsive website design" to portray another method of designing for the always evolving web, and is the writer of the complete book on the subject: "Responsive Web Design."

His design, talking, and composing has helped designers and associations utilize the web's adaptability to design across versatile, tablet, and work area - and whatever may come straightaway. He has composed two books for A Book Apart: "Responsive Web Design" and "Responsive Design: Patterns and Principles." He additionally composed a presentation for Alla Kholmatova's book "Design Systems."