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Chris Lilley - W3CChris Lilley is Graphics Activity lead at W3C, and chairs the Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) Working Group. He is a member of the XML Coordination Group, the Hypertext Coordination group and the Technical Architecture Group (TAG) at W3C. His interests include graphical design and international typography. Co-author: Sharon Correll has been a software engineer with SIL International for ten years. She has also been involved in developing LinguaLinks, a system to to manage linguistic research data, including non-Roman rendering. She holds an M.S. from the University of Delaware with an emphasis in artificial intelligence. |
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