Jared Spool returned in 2009 for his Thursday keynote.
WebVisions is a three-day conference that explores the future of Web design, technology, user experience and business strategy from May 19 - 21, 2010 at the Oregon Convention Center.
The WebVisions team has been working mighty hard to assemble a great collection of half-day and full-day workshops with the likes of Erin Malone and Christian Crumlish, Christopher Schmitt and Kimberly Blessing, Kris Krug, David McFarland and more. And new for 2010, the workshops are available as package deals, all at exceptional prices.
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Can you believe it’s December already? The program committee has started reviewing speaker submissions for WebVisions 2010 but you still have a few more weeks to send us your idea. Our emphasis this year is on Design, Technology, Business Strategy, and Innovation. This is a time for pragmatism as well as vision, so the presentation ... more
WebVisions is celebrating its tenth year, and we will begin soliciting visionary session and workshop proposals starting on September 1st. Topics for submissions can focus on design, development, web and mobile apps, community, technology, user experience, video and motion graphics, new ideas/experimental and more. The deadline for submissions is Dec. 31, 2009.
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Have questions about presenting, attending, sponsoring or exhibiting at WebVisions? Contact Brad or Dana at (503) 230-2058 or by email.
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Looking back to our first year, Portland was in the midst of an August heatwave, with temperatures over 100 degrees. It was stiflingly hot at the venue and Jeffrey Zeldman delivered a keynote address on web standards which was followed by a panel discussion on "The DIY Revolution."
To top it off, we had to run over 50 feet of phone cable and connect to a 56k modem to access the web. Broadband, blogs, Facebook, Twitter and mobile were still years away.
“In spite of its success, WebVisions remains a surprisingly intimate format, where you can meet industry luminaries on an equal ground and ask them questions you care about.”