Eager to attend the Edge Of The Web conference, but your boss won’t cough up the bucks for the ticket? Or perhaps, with all this talk of a looming recession, forking out your own cash for an event like this is difficult to justify? Maybe you’ve already bought your ticket, but would love to take a friend along too?
No problem—SitePoint is giving away one free ticket to the conference—but you’ll have to be quick! In keeping with existing Twitter-based competitions that the conference is running, here’s how to win:*
- Sign up for a Twitter account if you haven’t already
- Follow the new SitePoint twitter account (User: sitepointdotcom)
- Tell us (via Twitter) why you deserve to win a free ticket to Edge Of The Web. Your tweet should take the form: @sitepointdotcom I want to attend Edge Of The Web because …
That’s it! It should take you, oh, about 2 minutes. Do this by midnight on Thursday, October 30th (Australian WST) and you’ll be eligible to win a ticket to the Edge Of The Web conference, of which SitePoint is proud to be a supporting sponsor. We’ll choose the response that we like the most, and award the ticket to that person.
The line-up for this conference is awesome—international superstars like Chris Messina and
Derek Featherstone are presenting alongside a bunch of awesome local talent—including past and present SitePoint authors like Lisa Herrod and Tim Lucas.
If you’re unable to make it to Perth for the event, then you should still follow us anyway—one of our lucky Twitter followers (old or new) will win a copy of the new SitePoint book that everyone is talking about, Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong!
The winners of this competition will be announced on this blog on Friday, October 31st.
Good luck everyone, and catch you in the twittersphere!
Matthew MagainMatthew Magain is a UX designer with over 15 years of experience creating exceptional digital experiences for companies such as IBM, Australia Post, and sitepoint.com. He is currently the Chief Doodler at Sketch Group, Co-founder of UX Mastery, and recently co-authored Everyday UX, an inspiring collection of interviews with some of the best UX Designers in the world. Matthew is also the creator of Charlie Weatherburn and the Flying Machine.
