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3 May 2007
Webvisions 2007: Day 1
Mark Wyner’s presentation on Experience Design As the Sum of Its Parts was fantastic, and we liked his tattoos, too. It’s nice to be in an industry where tattoos are just part of the everyday and not something to be hidden, furtively, like a pvc fetish or a penchant for furries. At our last “day” [...]
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3 May 2007
WebVisions 2007
WebVisions, here we come! We’re ridiculously excited to be spending the next couple of days hanging out with the best of the web. If you’re in the Portland, OR area, head on over!
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webvisions, portland, web design
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30 July 2006
Webvisions Recap
Well, Webvisions 2006 has come and gone.
For CouldBe it was an eye opening experience. Our creative juices are now overflowing with ideas sparked by the seminars.
You can see some of our pics from the event here.
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21 July 2006
Webvisions Part II
So Far today:
Bulletproof web design: Dan Cederholm
Freakin’ Sweet. I felt completely excited and full of ideas of stuff to try and how this all fits in with the work that CouldBe is doing and want to be doing more of.
Improving Front-End Architecture: Garrett Dimon
A lot of interesting, if not exciting information.
Unleashing CSS (How I learned [...]
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20 July 2006
Webvisions Part I
Well, I got here bright and early, picked up my badge and away we go.
Should be a full day.
My intended Schedule for today:
9:30 - CSS Bootcamp - David McFarland
2:00 - Rapid DOM/AJAX Development - Jonathan Snook
3:15 - Design Patterns For the Web - Bill Scott and James Reffell
4:30 - The AJAX Experience - Dave Johnson
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17 July 2006
We Have Webvision
CouldBe Studios will be attending webvisions! Well, half of us, anyway. We’re ridiculously excited about getting our geek on with some of the biggest names on the internet: Adobe, Google, Yahoo!, Intel. Plus, we’ll get to fanperson the superstars like Flock and WordPress, as well as rubbing elbows with local businesses. Good stuff.
