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Heads up: Early registration for Developer Day @ SMX Advanced

Posted by Stuart Maxwell on April 28, 2008 Closed

Wednesday, June 4 @ 7:30 am – 4:30 pm
Early registration ends May 2
Bell Harbor International Conference Center
Pier 66, Seattle

Web developers who build search-friendly code and infrastructure can thank us now. Registration for the Developer Day at Search Marketing Expo is the cheapest it’ll ever be from now until Friday, May 2. Procrastinators will pay $100 more for waiting until May 3rd to register, and the extremely disorganized (or rashly impulsive) will take an almost $200 hit for waiting until the day of the Expo to sign up.

Developer Day @ SMX Advanced is an in-depth exploration of strategies, best practices, and techniques for building search-friendly architecture. SEO expert Vanessa Fox is assembling a program that includes discussions on search-friendly development and platform considerations for the Microsoft stack and LAMP stack. There will even be an opportunity for expert technical review of your website. You can read more at Vanessa’s blog. And, for heaven’s sake, save some cash and sign up now!

Web Accessibility in Three Acts

Posted by Justin Martenstein on August 18, 2007 Closed

Monday, August 20th @ 6:00 pm
Ballard Public Library
5614 22nd Ave NW

Refresh Seattle has been putting together some great events this summer for web developers and designers, and that trend continues for August. On Monday, Matt May (developer and technologist for Adobe) will be presenting on Web Accessibilty. He’s actually breaking the hour down into three separate “mini talks”: 1) a brief overview of the subject, 2) the future of web accessiblity, and 3) accessibility hacks. After the event at the Ballard Library, everyone is heading over to The BalMar for drinks. Space is limited, so put your name on the list at Upcoming.org.