UX & Accessibility 2011 Web Summits

On September 27th there is the Accessibility Summit and then on the 28th we have the UX Web Summit. Two really great online conferences run by those wonderful people of Environments for Humans. We’ve featured online conferences by E4H in the past because these are truly some great online conferences. I’m most excited about the UX Web Summit because one of the speakers is a good friend of mine Jason Beaird (@jasongraphix) who always does a super job as a presenter. Let me break down the lineup(s) for you:

ux-web-summit

SEPTEMBER 28, 2011 \\ 9AM TO 6PM

The Philosophy of UX
by Whitney Hess

A Balanced UX Workflow
by Jason Beaird

Emotion: The New User Experience
by Kelly Goto

Redesign Must Die
by Louis Rosenfeld

Designing Cross-channel Experiences
by Samantha Starmer

See What I Mean
by Kevin Cheng

Letting Go of the Words
by Ginny Redish

A Content Strategy Roadmap
by Kristina Halvorson

accessibility-summit

SEPTEMBER 27, 2011 \\ 9AM TO 5PM

Color for the Colorblind
by David Berman

The Inexactness of Web Accessibility
by Jared Smith

Accessibility & HTML5
by John Foliot

Screenreaders, ARIA & HTML5
by Jason Kiss

Captioning Strategy
by Glenda Sims

Integrating Accessibility Across Devices
by Henny Swan

Watch Your Language 4pm CT
by Matt May

Everything I Know about Accessibility I Learned from Star Wars
by Derek Featherstone

Use “20UMS” for either conference for 20% off!

The Giveaway!

I think these conferences are seriously informative and well done and I don’t want you to miss any of them. I’ve talked the producers into letting us give away one ticket to each, so please all you have to do is leave us a comment below about either something UX or Accessibility related and we’ll pick a random winner from each type for the giveaway!

11 Comments

  1. Bermon Painter

    If they are falling from the sky like mana from heaven why not 🙂

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  2. Yee Yang

    I think one of the great things about @fontface is that it is still just text with a little style rather than using an image. You’re not loosing out on SEO, accessibility and should all the world’s technologies fail like CSS and JS, your text is still just plain ole text (HTML).

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  3. Brandon Eley

    Thanks for the giveaway, would love to attend and bring back some useful UX info to our team!

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  4. Steven Scarborough

    User experience can make or break a site’s performance. I would love to learn more about how to improve my sites and simultaneously make my users feel welcome.

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  5. Aaron Irizarry

    The UX Web Summit… is going to be face meltingly good. Each session looks to be packed with great takeaways.

    Great chance to understand various disciplines of designing great products.

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  6. Bruce Floyd

    I’m excited to learn more from Kelly Goto about considering emotion as part of the user experience!

    Reply
  7. Karl

    This is some good stuff

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  8. Terry

    Would love to hear Ginny talk at UX Web Summit!

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  9. Pierre Rigal

    Thanks for the giveaway… from France 🙂
    I’m not sure I would be able to understand all the conference but I will be happy to give a try and learn some interesting ux’formation !

    Merci d’avance à vous et bonne journée !

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  10. Viv Andrews

    I’d be very interested to hear more on Emotion: The New User Experience. Been thinking about this a lot of late as we try to plan for the future and understand where digital ux is going.

    Reply
  11. Gene Crawford

    Congrats to Karl Phillips & Terry Patterson who won the free passes to these online events! Emails have gone out to follow up with you guys.

    Reply

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