give you this opportunity. The more you see and experience the better designer and artist you become in my opinion. Anything to Say to Other Female Designers? The sky is the limit ladies! Sarah Parmenter Bio: I'm a user interface designer specialising in iPhone, iPad and web design. I also contribute written features to printed media, including .net magazine, and speaks at web design conferences around the world. Portfolio: sazzy.co.uk Twitter: @sazzy How Did You Get Into the Web Design Industry? I was always drawing from a young age, I remember my parents giving me rolls and rolls of wall lining paper to draw on because I used to run them out of paper so quickly - as long as I had a pencil, crayon or felt tip in my hands, I was happy. Going digital though was something I did much later on, my school wasn't great on technology facilities so I studied "Fine Art" up until I left school, all the while practising web coding and digital graphic design in the spare hours I had at home. I guess design was always in my blood, I'm not sure where it comes from though as neither of my parents are like this at all. Web design was something that just interested me when the internet was still in its infancy and I was lucky enough to jump on board at this time, when we were still designing table based layouts! I was very lucky to also have a family