Web Association presentation...

Posted: Jan 30, 2007 -- 11:28 PM

I was happy, and a little nervous, to be on the panel for The Web Association presentation today - State of the Web:The Year Ahead. This was the first time I had spoken publicly and despite the bad weather it was a great turnout.

My sections was about Web Standards and I touched upon the rise of microformats. For those interested the two Firefox extensions mentioned were Tails and Operator.

I hope people got something out of it and I'm looking forward to the follow-up sessions from my fellow panelists.

technorati tags:web standards, microformats, presentation

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Web Association presentation...

Posted: Jan 30, 2007 -- 11:28 PM