SXSW convention wrapping up

March 19, 2006

Today, the SXSW conference is wrapping up and the crowds are leaving the Austin sun. For those of you who doesn’t have the time, need or greed to read hundreds of reports and presentations, I have selected a few of them for your bedtime reading.

How to Be A Web Design Superhero – a graphical presentation by Andy Clarke and Andy Budd using drawings by Alex Ross. I especially love the Zeldman version of Clark Kent!
Robert Nyman, Veerle Pieters and Jeffrey Zeldman each mention the people and the mood.
Dave Clarke finally presented WaSP reloaded.
Eric Meyer about the panels.

However, to me it felt more like a warm-up for the MIX06 convention, starting tomorrow! Fasten your seatbelts and prepare for an onslaught of opinions concerning the latest IE7 beta echoing from the convention halls.

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