As conference websites go, this one is really simple and focuses heavily on the home page. I’m not overly wild about the black background but the overall layout is good and I can get almost all the information I need about the conference from this main page. I really like how all the pictures of the speakers are simply placed down the page like that, that’s something you don’t see very often and it makes for a good quick scan of the content of the conference, which is in reality the speakers.
As conference websites go, this one is really simple and focuses heavily on the home page. I’m not overly wild about the black background but the overall layout is good and I can get almost all the information I need about the conference from this main page. I really like how all the pictures of the speakers are simply placed down the page like that, that’s something you don’t see very often and it makes for a good quick scan of the content of the conference, which is in reality the speakers.
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