Seattle, WA, USA

Web Design World (Seattle, WA, USA)

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008 by Conference Editor
July 21, 2008toJuly 23, 2008

Web Design World Seattle is more than just an incredible opportunity to gain insight and interact with some of the hottest designers / developers in the web industry — it’s a new Web Design World. Every session has been updated for 2008, and most sessions are brand new. Learn about the topics you need to know about today. Ajax, CSS, JavaScript, and rich interface design. Usability, e-commerce design, and search engine optimization. Mashups, blogs, and social networking. And a full-day workshop on Adobe Photoshop, Flash, and Dreamweaver.

World Usability Day Seattle 2007

Friday, November 2nd, 2007 by Digital Web Join us in raising awareness of usability around the world in our second annual World Usability Day Seattle. This year the event has grown to include usability lab tours, a networking event, lectures, and a social at the end of the event. All events will be held in the Electrical Engineering Building (EEB) in room 125 unless otherwise specified. Tours of the usability lab are first come first serve and are limited to 10 people per tour. If you wish to take a lab tour please see the URL linked from this event posting to sign up. Special thanks to our sponsors for World Usability Day Seattle 2007; ASIS&T pacific northwest chapter, ASIS&T UW student chapter, Refresh Seattle, Puget Sound SIGCHI, STC Puget Sound chapter, UPA Seattle, UXnet, Anthro-Tech, Blue Flavor, Deaton Interactive Design, Digital Web Magazine, UW’s Technical Communications department, and ZAAZ. Speakers: Emma Rose, Jason Fouts, Nick Finck, Kelly Franznick, Lana Carlene, Gabriel Shirley and more! November 08, 2007 in Seattle, WA @ University of Washington, EE1-125

Refresh Seattle: The Full Stack: Reevaluating the “Layers” of Web Development

Monday, October 29th, 2007 by Nick Finck
October 30, 2007
6:00 pmto10:00 pm

Web Standards advocates often talk about the three “layers” of web development: Structure (markup), Presentation (CSS), and Behavior (JavaScript). This view, however, cuts out the backend of things, and may be a bit shortsighted. Is your markup really where your content’s structure comes from? Can markup really be completely separate from presentation? Is CSS really the only method for presentation? And how does context play into all of this?Jeff Croft will discuss what happens to the academic three layers when web development happens in the real world.

See more details at RefreshSeattle.org

Welcome to Seattle’s UX Community

Monday, October 29th, 2007 by Nick Finck

This page is for User Experience (UX) professionals in the Seattle and Puget Sound area. If you are involved in UX or have a job relating to UX such as Information Architecture, Usability, Interaction Design, Information Design, etc then this is a place for you. We’ll be posting about upcoming UX events including socials, lectures, parties, conferences and more. We’ll also keep you updated on news related to the local UX community so keep this page bookmarked or add our feed to your RSS reader.

Seattle Open Coffee Club for Entrepreneurs

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007 by Digital Web

I’ve long complained that there isn’t more early stage entreprenuer and investor networking in Seattle….so I decided to try and do something about it.

I’m going to try this format and see how it goes. A weekly meeting at Louisa’s on Eastlake, Tuesdays at 8:30 AM starting on April 17 2007.

Speakers: None

December 11, 2007 in Seattle, WA @ Louisa's

Refresh Seattle - The Full Stack: Reevaluating the “Layers” of Web Development

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007 by Digital Web

Web Standards advocates often talk about the three “layers” of web development: Structure (markup), Presentation (CSS), and Behavior (JavaScript). This view, however, cuts out the backend of things, and may be a bit shortsighted. Is your markup really where your content’s structure comes from? Can markup really be completely separate from presentation? Is CSS really the only method for presentation? And how does context play into all of this?

Jeff Croft will discuss what happens to the academic three layers when web development happens in the real world.

Speakers: Jeff Croft

October 30, 2007 in Seattle, WA @ Ballard Public Library

Gear Live - Mind Camp 5

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007 by Digital Web Seattle Mind Camp is a self-organizing, digitally minded, entrepreneur-driven, overnight Seattle confab. What happens when you put 300 of the smartest Seattlites in a creative environment for 24 hours? We are not sure either, but we would like to find out. Time to meet and connect with those involved in the interesting projects going on in Seattle. Speakers: Everyone January 19, 2008 in Seattle, WA @ Tukwila Community Center

ASIS&T PNW IA Meetup

Thursday, January 1st, 1970 by Digital Web

Tuesday, 2/12 is the date for the monthly meeting of the Pacific Northwest chapter of the American Society for Information Science & Technology.

It’s open to anyone. Once a month, the group gathers to have drinks, chat, network, and geek out with fellow information architects, librarians, usability experts, user experience designers, and other like-minded people.

Where: Elysian Pub, 1221 E. Pike St., Seattle, WA
When: 7-10pm, 2nd Tuesday of every month

NOTE: The meetup is now on the 2nd Tuesday of each month (not Thursday)!

Speakers: None

February 12, 2008 in Seattle, WA @ Elysian Pub

Seattle AdClub: Same World, Different Goals: How Account Managers and Project Managers Work Together

Thursday, January 1st, 1970 by Digital Web

Like managing clients and projects at the same time, hence the popular team of Account Manager and Project Manager. When properly balanced, they are a yin and a perfectly matching yang. Like peanut butter and jelly. Like Michael Knight and KITT. Like the Captain and Tennille. Join us for a panel discussion about how Account Managers and Project Managers can best achieve this balance and harmony for the good of the client and the agency alike.

Speakers: Don Low, Jen Southwell, Carrie Greaves and Fiona Robertson Remley

February 19, 2008 in Seattle, WA @ Washington Athletic Club

Ignite Seattle 5

Thursday, January 1st, 1970 by Digital Web

On the 19th we are going to have 16 Ask Later talks. These talks will each be 5 minutes long with 20 slides and only 15 seconds a slide. Anyone who did not speak at the last Ignite is welcome to speak. Topics should fall in the realm of web 2.0 technology, entrepreneurship, life hacks, or something else that you think a room full of internet junkies will appreciate. Stories and lessons work better than product demos.

Speakers: Noah Iliinsky, Ellen Kowalczyk, Sarah Schacht, Todd Sawicki, Adam Philipp, Vj Vijai, Ramez Naam, Ryan McMinn, Monica Guzman, Helen Cook, Justin Martenstein

February 19, 2008 in Seattle, WA @ CHAC