The @media conference has a reputation for being one of the world’s foremost events for web designers. With a focus on best practices and the cutting-edge, @media is an educational, content-rich, sociable special event for tuned-in, enthusiastic web professionals.
A week sure goes quick, this is my first opportunity to write about this year’s @media 2006 conference in London. Bigger and better than last year we all had the awful decision to choose who to see with the two-track schedule but I had to keep it real and inline with what I’m most likely to be doing at work so the decisions were made slightly easier for me. So, onwards with my tale of @media 2006, England, the World Cup and link-lovin’ name dropping.
The @media conference returns to London this June, bigger and better than before. It’s the event of the year for anyone interested in learning about and discussing the latest approaches to web design with some of the world’s most highly respected experts.
Well, my company wouldn’t stump up for a trip to Australia so it’s great to have the presentations available as podcasts. Head over to the Web Essentials ‘05 PodCasts page and at least hear what we missed.
