THE SEVENTH and final An Event Apart show of the year 2012—three days of forward thinking and inspiring insights on multi-device design, content strategy for mobile, the next CSS, and more—is now winding down at San Francisco’s Palace Hotel. The show may end, but the memories will linger … enhanced by digital artifacts like these:

• An Event Apart San Francisco 2012 – speakers and schedule
• A Feed Apart – official Tweetage from An Event Apart
• An Event Apart San Francisco – photos on Instagram
• An Event Apart San Francisco – photo set on Flickr
• Storify: Tweets from An Event Apart San Francisco 2012
• An Event Apart: What Clients Don’t Know – Luke Wroblewski’s notes on a presentation by Mike Monteiro. November 13, 2012
• An Event Apart: Buttons are a Hack – Luke Wroblewski’s notes on a presentation by Josh Clark. November 13, 2012
• An Event Apart: The (CSS) Future is Now – Luke Wroblewski’s notes on a presentation by Eric Meyer. November 13, 2012
• An Event Apart: Designing for Content Management Systems – Luke Wroblewski’s notes on a presentation by Jared Ponchot. November 13, 2012
• An Event Apart: Adaptive Web Content – Luke Wroblewski’s notes on a presentation by Karen McGrane. November 13, 2012
• An Event Apart: HTML5 APIs – Luke Wroblewski’s notes on a presentation by Jen Simmons. November 12, 2012
• An Event Apart: Style Tiles — Luke Wroblewski’s notes on a presentation by Samanatha Warren. November 12, 2012

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2 Responses to “Notes and Images from An Event Apart San Francisco”

1. 
   Shane said on 15 November 2012 at 9:48 pm:

   Thanks to Luke W for posting his notes. There were many times that the presenter would make a comment that would lead me down a personal tangent of thought, distracting me from the next few minutes worth of the talk.

2. 
   Ali Dark said on 17 November 2012 at 9:43 am:

   Thanks Jeffery for posting this roundup. If I’m not half way around the earth I’d love to see some of these great speakers myself. But until then these posts you put up are great places to start learning new things.

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