Space City JS

Space City JS

Website for the Space City JS conference in Houston. I like the play between the name and Houston! This site isn’t like a traditional web conference site, it doesn’t do what you’d expect and put the images of the speakers front and center. I like that. I like that it’s fun and playful and has the vibe of a home spun event, those are my favorite types after all. The only thing I have to say about it is that the date was hard to find, maybe it’s because the event has passed, but overall this site is sweet.

Submitted by: Matt Keas
Twitter: @matthiasak
Role: Designer & Developer

Website for the Space City JS conference in Houston. I like the play between the name and Houston! This site isn’t like a traditional web conference site, it doesn’t do what you’d expect and put the images of the speakers front and center. I like that. I like that it’s fun and playful and has the vibe of a home spun event, those are my favorite types after all. The only thing I have to say about it is that the date was hard to find, maybe it’s because the event has passed, but overall this site is sweet.

Submitted by: Matt Keas
Twitter: @matthiasak
Role: Designer & Developer

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