Designing for Digital is returning and celebrating its fifth year in Austin, Texas on March 4-6, 2019.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS DUE NOV 30 2018: http://designingfordigital.com/speaking-opportunities/ The D4D Program Planning committee has opened the 2019 Call for Proposals and is currently seeking 3-hour workshops, 90-minute seminars, 45-minute sessions and 20-minute short talks in tracks like: Tools & Methods, UX in Practice, Service & Physical Space Design,Trends, Emerging Issues, and the Future of Design, Leadership & Organizational Strategies. For a detailed list of the topics covered at D4D: http://designingfordigital.com/about/tracks/ OPENING KEYNOTE BY BRAD FROST We are pleased to announce Brad Frost will be opening our conference on Monday, March 4th. Brad Frost is a web designer, speaker, trainer, consultant, writer, and musician located in Pittsburgh, PA. He recently published Atomic Design, a book that introduces a methodology for thinking of our UIs as thoughtful hierarchies, discusses the qualities of effective pattern libraries, and showcases techniques to transform team's design and development workflow. WORKSHOPS: http://designingfordigital.com/2019-workshops/ We are curating an incredible program to celebrate our 5th annual conference with workshops presented by speakers from Slack and the Austin Center for Design. REGISTER: http://designingfordigital.com/registration/ We're looking forward to seeing you in Austin. -- Designing for Digital Planning Collaborators<http://designingfordigital.com/about/committees/> ABOUT DESIGNING FOR DIGITAL D4D<http://www.designingfordigital.com/> is a design conference that aims to approach the library digital experience from a holistic point of view. We consider library services, physical layout, and overall strategy starting with a variety of users and use cases. The conference is meant to bring together UX professionals, web designers, managers, researchers, strategists and librarians of all types to examine the current user's experience of the library and design the future of libraries in the modern, digital world. Respectfully, Dave Comeaux
