Workshops
On the day before the conference, October 9, we will host 3 full-day workshops.
By registering for a workshop whilst buying your conference ticket, you save €100 on the regular workshop ticket price. You can buy an bundle ticket and assign your workshop later!
What an amazing days @smashingconf Freiburg. This is the most I have learned at a single conference in a long time.
Our workshops offer the opportunity to get to grips with new ideas and techniques in real depth, with a full day spent on the topic of your choice. It’s a great way to start your conference experience, and lunch will be provided, too.
Join one of the intensive workshops with a limited number of seats. Tickets for the full-day workshops cost €499 — 21% VAT and booking fees included.
Workshops include…
- Snacks and drinks during the whole day
- Lunch
- Paper and pen/pencil
A computer will not be provided, so please bring your own laptop to the workshop.
- Your instructor
- Brad Frost
Creating and Maintaining Successful Design Systems
with Brad Frost
Full-day workshop • Monday, October 9, 2023.
Design systems provide solid ground for us to stand on as we tackle the increasingly diverse and fast-moving digital landscape. This workshop will tackle all that goes into creating and maintaining successful design systems.
- Your instructor
- Christine Vallaure
Figma Components and Responsive Design
with Christine Vallaure
Full-day workshop • Monday, October 9, 2023.
In this deep dive workshop, we will tackle one of the most essential yet tricky UI design parts with Figma: Truly responsive, component-based UI Design.
This workshop will focus on understanding the technical aspects of setting up your design to improve the communication, documentation, and handoff between design and (front-end) development.
- Your instructor
- Vitaly Friedman
Designing For Complex UI
with Vitaly Friedman
Full-day workshop • Monday, October 9, 2023.
Not much can surprise us when it comes to interface challenges. We can design a decent card, a well-rounded accordion, an accessible modal and an exquisite hamburger navigation. But what if there are slightly more complex UX challenges ahead of us?
