Cameron Adams — The future of web interfaces

A pre­sen­ta­tion given at Web Directions North, Vancouver Canada, January 31 2008.

Session descrip­tion

We’re at an excit­ing time in the devel­op­ment of web-​​based inter­faces — along with a matur­ing front-​​end toolkit (CSS & JavaScript), there are so many tech­nolo­gies, trends and excit­ing ideas emerg­ing that are enabling us to push the bound­aries of inter­face design.

Author, designer and code cow­boy Cameron Adams will explore some of these areas and how they will apply to our devel­op­ment of online inter­faces, includ­ing: the pos­si­bil­i­ties of front-​​end cus­tomi­sa­tion, appli­ca­tion inter­faces, browser-​​native vec­tor graph­ics, and the gen­eral duty of all web devel­op­ers to make things interesting.

About Cameron Adams

Cameron Adams Portrait

Cameron Adams — The Man in Blue — melds a back­ground in Computer Science with over eight years expe­ri­ence in graphic design to cre­ate a unique approach to inter­face design. Using the lat­est tech­nolo­gies, he likes to play in the inter­sec­tion between design and code to pro­duce inno­v­a­tive but usable sites and applications.

In addi­tion to the projects he’s cur­rently tin­ker­ing with, Cameron writes about the Internet and design in gen­eral on his well respected weblog, and has writ­ten sev­eral books rang­ing in top­ics from JavaScript, to CSS, and design. His lat­est pub­li­ca­tion — Simply JavaScript — takes a bottom-​​up, quirky-​​down approach to the basics of JavaScript coding.

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