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Web Directions Summit

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Talks by

Keynotes

• Chris Messina
• Dan Rubin
• Genevieve Bell
• Amélie Lamont

Engineering

• Iker Jamardo
• Chris Eppstein
• Kyle Simpson
• Mehdi Valikhani
• Erwin van der Koogh
• Josh Duck
• Amir Shevat
• Jessica Edwards
• Tammy Everts
• Hannah Malcolm
• Phil Nash
• Elle Meredith

Design

• Jina Anne
• Rob Manson
• Mark Dalgleish
• Ben Birch & Tim Churchward
• Nicola Rushton
• Rona Shaanan
• Richard Rutter
• Lauren Lucchese
• Simon Wright
• Sarah Pulis
• Kazjon Grace
• Oliver Weidlich

Session Details

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Jina Anne Industry leader Design Systems

Jina Anne

Jina Anne is a consultant, community builder, and advocate focused on design systems. She organizes Clarity, the first Design Systems conference. She founded the San Francisco Design Systems Coalition (which now has chapters in New York and London). She created and moderates the Design Systems Slack. She maintains the design and website for Sass. She organizes The Mixin (a Sass and front end meet up). She also curates Sass News. At Salesforce, Jina was lead designer on the Lightning Design System. Currently, she is consulting with Amazon.

Don't miss your chance to see Jina Anne and many other inspiring speakers at Web Directions Summit.

Tickets start at $999, for two in-depth days with the world's leading product, design and engineering experts.

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Two big tracks, one Product/Design, one Developer focused, plus stellar keynotes and much more.

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• Sydney9–10 November

Praise for past Web Directions events

Web Directions is the must-attend event of the year for anyone serious about web development.

Phil Whitehouse,

Innovation Lead DigitasLBi

I’ve been admiring the Web Directions events for years, and was honored to be part… What a fantastic event!

Ethan Marcotte,

inventor "responsive Web design"

Out of any conference, Web Directions is far and away our favourite

Dave Greiner,

founder Campaign Monitor

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