Update site update
A new iteration of the Update web site evolves the design with input from designer Clare Sutcliffe.
Mobile
25 Jul 2011
I just put a new iteration of the Update conference web site live, inspired by and in collaboration with designer Clare Sutcliffe. About a week or so ago, Clare – quite out of the blue – sent me an iteration on the Update site design that I absolutely adored. In organizing Update I'm wearing lots of hats at once and I couldn't do it all without the frankly humbling support and help I've been receiving from my friends.
Well it took me three years to recover from organizing the world's first fully-virtual web conference, <head> with over 70 amazing speakers, in-world conference hubs in the UK, US, Switzerland, Belgium, and Second Life, and several thousand attendees. And by recover, I mean to forget what a huge undertaking it is to organize a conference.
But the time is perfect for a mobile conference in Brighton, and so I give you the Update conference: the human touch – iOS and beyond.
Friday night was Geek Ninja Battle Night, an evening of talks, drinks, and fun organized by Geek Ninja Factory.
Geek Ninja Battle Night
An evening of talks, drinks, and fun, with Sarah Parmenter, Andy Clarke, Remy Sharp, myself, and a little over sixty lovely audience-members.
Update: sorry everyone, the event sold out in under 24 hours but there is a waiting list you can sign up to in case anyone drops out. Thank-you all for your overwhelming interest and here's looking forward to seeing a bunch of you there in March!
READY? FIGHT! Don’t miss the first Geek Ninja Battle Night!
Andy Clarke and Remy Sharp square off against Sarah Parmenter and yours truly in a battle of wits as we explore Mobile: Web vs. Native.
I love to teach and I had a blast this year while teaching my 3-Day iOS SDK course for iPhone and iPad at venues around the world. And, based on the feedback, the students had a blast too.
Introducing Geek Ninja Factory: become an iOS ninja!
Introducing Geek Ninja Factory – training courses in Brighton, UK in iOS design and development.