Power Points are what Points is all about; talks about any web-related project that springs to mind. Be it CSS, Photoshop, HTML5, or Flash, any digital subject can be covered.
Lasting between 20 and 30 minutes, they come in all shapes and sizes; from interactive demonstrations to fascinating discussions and straight forward presentations.
If you've got a Power Point to make, contact us.
Found something great you think we don't know about? Brilliant! The Points of View are short demonstrations of websites and apps that people have either made themselves or simply stumbled upon by chance.
The best Points of View are the ones that take us completely by surprise – so go on, surprise us!
This is the point in the evening where we open up Points to the floor. If you've got a question to ask that you think the audience can help with, let us know. You can submit your queries via e-mail, Twitter, Facebook or (if you're old fashioned) simply by putting your hand up on the night!
So if you finally want to find out who's still using IE6 and more importantly, why, this is where you'll find out.
In between the various Points being made, we often need to set up equipment or possibly make a trip to the bar (it's thirsty work putting on an event like this!). And when we do, Flash Points are made.
Flash Points is the quick-fire hints and tips part of the evening where you can share your snippets of code and secret shortcuts with everyone (in no more than two minutes).
Tom Hasson is a freelance journalist and social media marketeer based in Brighton. Read More »
Paul Adam Davis is a 20 year old front-end developer and WordPress specialist for small London agency, Devstars. He's been in the industry for two years and builds sites for clients big and small.Read More »
Alex is a London based one man web design and ecommerce agency. He's designed and built web sites for high street brands and niche fashion labels.Read More »
If you have a question for any of us here at Points, get in touch! We're always on the lookout for new speakers as well as any #pointsofviewbtn or #flashpointsbtn you may have for upcoming Points events.
I would like to thank everyone who has contributed to Points, both on and offline. The support and encouragement I have received has been phenomenal.
Thanks to everyone at Croydon Creatives for their kind words and inspiration. Thanks to Tom Hasson, Paul Davis, Anthony (AKA MrQwest) and Roger from Fred Design for each of the contributions that have helped make Points a reality.
Finally, I'd like to thank everyone at Big Fish. Your support has been invaluable.
Mike Street, creator of Points.
