Interface-resource-europe

The people behind the reference

Editors, reviewers and researchers who write, test and maintain every guide on Interface Resource Europe.

How the team works

The team is small by design. Each editor owns a subject area, from interface structure to accessibility, and every article passes through a second reviewer who has not written it. Reviewers are encouraged to test examples with real keyboards, screen readers and slow connections before approving a page.

Editorial team working around a large table

Our editorial method

Articles begin with a question from a working designer or developer. We gather examples from public services across Europe, test them, and then write the guidance. Where opinions differ, the article says so and explains the trade-off.

Members of the team

Responsibilities and background

Clara Velden

Clara leads the editorial calendar and reviews every structural guide. She spent eleven years building form-heavy public services and now focuses on making complex flows understandable to first-time users.

Tomas Reinholt

Tomas runs the accessibility test suite and trains contributors in assistive technology testing. His background is in front-end engineering for public broadcasters, where keyboard support was a daily requirement.

Ines Moreau

Ines designs the method behind our data display guidance. She previously worked on statistical publications and brings a habit of checking every chart against its underlying figures.

Contributors

A network of freelance designers and developers across Europe contributes examples and reviews. Each contributor is credited on the articles they help shape.

How we have grown

2019

First guides published

The first three guides covered navigation patterns, form validation and error messages.

2021

Accessibility test suite

We introduced a repeatable test suite for keyboard, focus and screen reader behaviour.

2024

European contributor network

Designers and developers from across the continent began contributing reviewed examples.

Want to work with the team or suggest a contributor? Write to us through the contact page.

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