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Introducing #wdx

There have been words out and about regard­ing the name of our London event for this year, Web Directions @media. To explain a lit­tle where that name has come from, the con­fer­ence this time around is a hybrid as we take over the reins of the highly … Read more »

SVG and IE9

Today at MIX, Microsoft announced the first devel­oper pre­view ver­sion of IE9, a far from fin­ished, but usable look at where IE is headed. Microsoft will update this pre­view very cou­ple of months or so.

There’s a great deal new, and much for us in the web design and devel­op­ment … Read more »

The Myths of Innovation — Remixed and Remastered

A few years back, Scott Berkun gave one of the most highly regarded pre­sen­ta­tions we have ever had at a Web Directions event. It was called the Myths of Innovation, and peo­ple still but­ton­hole me to say how great it was, or to bemoan the fact that their life­time regret … Read more »

Bob Harris’s closing Keynote at Web Directions North 09

Jeopardy cham­pion, fan­tas­tic come­dian, author, inven­tor, tele­vi­sion writer (cred­its include CSI and Bones) and much more, Bob Harris came into my life in a way unimag­in­able only a hand­ful of years ago. My wife was well over due with our first child, and far from con­tented. She … Read more »

State of the web survey — closes today

A quick note for those web design­ers and devel­op­ers out there who’ve not yet taken this year’s “State of the Web” sur­vey — it closes today, so if you have a few min­utes, please head along and take it.

The sur­vey, fol­lows up on last years and aims to … Read more »

@media early bird registration extended to March 7th

A quick note for those think­ing about attend­ing @media — we’ve (as has become some­thing of a tra­di­tion) extended the super early bird dis­count of £100 off until March 7th. So, if you’d thought you’d missed out, you’ve got a few more days to reg­is­ter at this pretty amaz­ing … Read more »

Boagworld Big Breakfast at @media

Web Directions is very proud to be host­ing a really spe­cial and fun event on the Friday morn­ing of @media: the Boagworld Big Breakfast. Boagworld is the longest run­ning web design pod­cast with a pas­sion­ate and ded­i­cated com­mu­nity from all back­grounds. The show offers some­thing for every­one from … Read more »

John Resig speaking at @media

That’s right, some­one we’ve been try­ing for lit­er­ally years to get to come and speak at one of our events, John Resig, father of JQuery, is speak­ing on JavaScript test­ing at @media in London in June.

As web appli­ca­tions mature, the need to test sys­tem­at­i­cally and thor­oughly is becom­ing … Read more »

AIIA 2010 iAwards

The Australian Information Industry Association, a long time indus­try Partner of Web Directions, has recently launched the 2010 edi­tion of the iAwards, now in it’s 16th year, and Australia’s pre­mier tech­nol­ogy inno­va­tion awards program.

With 18 cat­e­gories, includ­ing star­tups, tools, tourism, stu­dent projects, edu­ca­tion and gov­ern­ment, what­ever solu­tions you … Read more »

Reflections on the first 24 hours of the Web Direction South 2010 “Tell us what you want” survey

Yesterday I launched our “Tell Us What You Want” sur­vey for Web Directions South 2010. In essence this is a call for papers really, it’s just that we don’t like using that term as we think it makes us sound like some sort of ante­dilu­vian aca­d­e­mic sym­po­sium, which, I’ll … Read more »