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The Future of Web Design - New York City 2009

November 09, 2009 from paul0v2's blog

Next week the famous Carsonified Event "Future of Web Design" takes place in New York City and here you will see what to expect from this great event. The best web designers in the world will take place to talk about different topics that will bring up your web game to the next level. Check it out!

First you need to visit the event page http://events.carsonified.com/ to get a good felling of what's going on.

This year FOWD will take place in NYC on November 16th and 17th.

To Find out about Event Location and Schedule visit http://events.carsonified.com/fowd/2009/nyc

On November 16th you can choose from 8 different workshops to attend, here is what's on the list.

Open Web Standards for the Rich Web - Molly Holzschalag

Real World Accessibility for Web Designers - Derek Featherstone

WordPress Theme Development for Web Designers - Elliot Jay Stocks

How to Design Effective Web Content - Kristina Halvorson

How to build a HTML5/CSS3 Website Today - Steve Smith

Design Secrets of digg.com's User Interface - Daniel Burka

How to use JQuery to Enhance your Web Design - Karl Swedberg

Best Practices in Web Typography - Dan Rubin

On November 17th, the Conference will take place and this is what will go on:

Progressive Enrichment with CSS3 - Dan Cederhom

Feedback informing design: Listening, really listening, to your users - Daniel Burka

3 Dimensional thinking for web designers - Mike Kus

Accessibility in a Web 2.0 World - Derek Featherstone

Stop Worrying & Get On With It: Tips and Tricks for designing for the Modern Web - Elliot Jay Stocks

Partner Presentation - Bill Buxton

New York Shorts: Vimeo - Blake Whiteman

Familiar Futures: Making Mars Feel Like Home - Kyle Sollenberger

The Long and Short of It: Panel Discussion - Liz Danzico, Jason Santa Maria, Paul Ford, and Kristina Halvorson.

HTML5 Killed XHTML2: And the Mysterious Future of Markup - Molly Hozschlag

FOWD Keynote: "Space: What does it mean?" Joshua Davis

Meet the Speakers

We’ve got some awesome speakers lined up for you this year at FOWD. Here's who we've got lined up so far. Don't forget to check back for updates to the speaker list. Click here to check the list.

For all the abduzeedo users, I will be attending the event and would like to meet up with all our users that are going, leave a comment and will set it up.

Last year FOWD was in New York as well and here you can watch all the content:

Dan Mall

The Experience Layer: Using Flash, JavaScript, and other technologies to engage users.

Derek Powazek

The future of community and crowd-sourced design

Hillman Curtis

Then minutes of Design Inspiration

Mike Kus

Whatever happened to the Art in Design?

Nicholas Felton

Charting Daily Data

Nick La

Finding Inspiration from your Environment

Patrick Haney

Web Design Fundamentals: Learning from the past to the better future

Paul Boag

Educating clients to say yes

About the author

Hi there! I'm Paulo Canabarro, 26 year old web designer - paulocanabarro.com I'm from Brazil currently living and working out of Providence RI, USA. I'm truly passionate about design of all kinds, finding and sharing inspiration here has become part of my life. If you like to know more about me or get in touch visit my website paulocanabarro.com Stock me at Twitter and Dribbble

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