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Once again I’ll be speaking and giving a three-hour workshop at Future of Web Design in NYC this November 3-4. The workshops especially are a lot of fun.
What would you like to hear me talk about? Please post your ideas here or email ryan at you-know-where dot com.
I’d love to see you in New York, and especially hear your questions and ideas.
Looking for something? Visit the archives.
Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson, Sarah Hatter, Ryan Singer, Sam Stephenson, Jamie Dihiansan, and Michael Berger in Chicago, Matt Linderman in NYC, Mark Imbriaco in Wake Forest, North Carolina, Jeremy Kemper in Pasadena, California, Jeffrey Hardy in Vineland, Ontario, Joshua Sierles in Granada, Spain, Jason Zimdars in Oklahoma City, Craig Davey in Ottawa, Ontario, and Mr. Jamis Buck in Caldwell, Idaho.
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4 comments so far
Roderick 07 Oct 08
The name itself is calling for cutting edge design methods. I think people just want to hear about what you guys are doing, using, thinking. Tell some 37s stories. Anyone can get a book about the latest language or techniques.
I personally have a harder time finding and learning about the administrative/business side. How did you start? How did you grow? Then more about the “future” like: What now?, What is changing? The Future of Design (agencies/firms).
Jon 07 Oct 08
I don’t want to hear anything in NYC .
How about in Portland Oregon? And as for topic…I agree with Roderick.
MattH 07 Oct 08
Does anyone wonder if people at “you-know-where.com” get a lot of spam?? ‘Er I mean “IndyChristian.com” (??).
APM 07 Oct 08
Good luck and enjoy NY. Need thoughts, suggestions, etc. post it and ideas (Im sure) will roll in.
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