Lynda Weinman

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Lynda Weinman is a leading author on web design and web graphics. She first publicized the "web-safe" color palette first discovered by Bruce Heavin. Lynda.com's Online Training Library is the leading provider of online training for creative computer software. As president of Lynda.com, she also oversees the publishing of books, CD-ROM and DVD training materials. In addition, Lynda.com produces conference style events such as the FlashForward conference.

Lynda taught digital media and motion graphics at Art Center College of Design in the early 90s. Her career exploded after publishing Designing Web Graphics in 1996. The best-selling book is often credited with being the first title to discuss web authoring technologies from a visual design perspective.

Lynda directed music videos for Howard Jones and Lyle Lovitt and she contributed to visual effects in many films including Buckaroo Banzai and Return of the Jedi.

[edit] External links

lynda.com Software training.
FlashForward

[edit] Bibliography

Weinman, Lynda (31 December 2002). designing web graphics.4. New Riders Press; 4 edition, 544. ISBN 0735710791.
Weinman, Lynda; Fahs, Chad (25 August 2006). Adobe After Effects 7 Hands-On Training. Peachpit Press; Bk&CD-Rom edition, 528. ISBN 0321397754.