This workshop will help you get to grips with the new features in HTML5, from audio and video to more powerful forms and new structural elements. You’ll gain an understanding of the new semantics and get an insight into how new features should be used. Focusing on the practicalities of using HTML5 today, this will truly benefit any web designer who wants to stay up-to-date with the latest standards.

Places are limited, so register now to join this excellent and enlightening workshop. And book before March 19th to take advantage of our early bird special!

“Making movies is a complex, collaborative, creative activity” says Michael. “At Pixar, we don’t pretend to know exactly what we’re doing, but we do have a process – one that we constantly test, prototype and refine based on the stories we want to tell and the people who want to tell them. Technology and art go hand in hand at Pixar – each challenges and reinforces the other.” Michael will share his perspective on the Pixar film-making process; involving both creative story tellers who want things they don’t know how to make, and flexible technologists who want to empower them.

With such obvious parallels between the Pixar film-making process and the larger design process, we hope this will be one of the most inspiring and insightful talks at UX London 2010.

We do have some tickets remaining, to see Michael and all our other fantastic speakers book now.

We’ve also reorganised the workshops so that the topics are more evenly spread.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic conference, book your ticket now!

Early Bird registration gives you a £200 discount on the standard price of a ticket.  You can book tickets either by using a credit card or by requesting an invoice.  Any invoice requests received before the 31st Jan deadline will be covered by the Early Bird discount.



If you’re a member of the UPA or IA Institute you can receive a further discount of 10%, to book as a member you’ll need to quote UPADiscount in the discount box along with your UPA/IA Institute membership number or by quoting your UPA number when you request an invoice.



If you’re still unsure, check out our fantastic line-up, and here’s some advice on how to convince your boss to cover the cost.

You can either book by credit card or if you complete the request, we’ll invoice you. Any invoice requests received before the deadline will be charged at the early bird rate.

So what are you waiting for? Come along and spend three days with the biggest names in the industry; Jesse James Garrett, Bill Moggridge, Liz Danzico, Scott McCloud and many more. You know you want to.

The next workshop will be CSS3 Wizardry with Rich and Nat here in Brighton on January 29th. This will be an expanded version of their superb dConstruct workshop. Tickets are £395 plus VAT. Book your place now.

Check out Workshops For The Web for the listing of other upcoming public workshops as well as a list of private workshops that you can book for your team.

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For exciting technical details on how this works read the write-up on Natalie’s site.

Natalie Downe will be running the CSS3 Wizardry workshop with Richard Rutter on 29th January 2010 in Brighton.

We regularly run internships, each being ten weeks long. We’re looking for someone who’s enthusiastic and passionate about the web. If you think this is you or someone you know, drop Sophie a line with a CV and covering letter.

If you’re interested in sponsoring the event, details are available in the UX London sponsors section.