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Registration to the Form Function & Class 7 web design conference ends on October 16, so get your tickets now!

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Loyalty Promo for Three-peat Attendees!

Attended Form Function & Class at least three times? Purchase the Day 1 conference ticket at a Regular rate & your Day 2 masterclass ticket is free! That’s a full weekend of learning a massively discounted rate of 3,750!

How to Avail: Email us at [email protected] with…

Copies of your registration for at least 3 FFC conferences; 

Your preferred payment method (online or offline)

…and we will confirm your discount. Use the subject “FFC 2016 Loyalty Promo”. We will reply with confirmation of your discount.

Online Payment: Go to http://bit.ly/ffc7reg to purchase online (PayPal and credit card available) and enter the discount code we’ll provide you in our reply.

Offine Payment: Follow our offline payment instructions and pay your Conference+Masterclass ticket at 3,750 only!

This offer runs from September 21 to 29 only. Make sure your payment is made by then for it to be valid!

For any questions, please email us at [email protected]

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Form Function & Class 7 Masterclass speaker 

No stranger to the Form Function & Class conference, Holger Bartel is a web design consultant and frontend developer based in Hong Kong. He founded the design studio uforepublic and consults on strategy and designs & develops responsive and mobile websites with a focus on performance and high standards. He’s also a part-time lecturer Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design and organizes Harbour front Hong Kong.

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Form Function & Class 7 conference speakers

Deane Miguel is co-founder and client whisperer of Serious Studio, which creates brand identities, strategies, communications, websites, experiences, and other big words all in their cozy office in Manila. Serious Studio believes that effective communication happens when you Make Sense and Look Good.

Kendra Schaefer has been living predominantly in China since 2002. A former front-end designer and art director, Kendra now writes about pretty Chinese interfaces and the Beijing tech scene, taking on the occasional UI design project.

Inspired by cartoons and animated films, Sam Chan grew up as a storyteller who later studied interface design and front-end development before finally settling down in the field of UX. She is currently a free agent, working with startups and agencies to architect delightful experiences for their customers. Above all, Sam is most passionate about design education, frequently conducting talks and seminars related to UX. Recently, she started teaching information architecture and interface design at Ateneo de Manila University.

Mika Aldaba decided to be a designer after a clerical error resulted in the loss of her course transfer paperwork in college. Fate sent her to do an exchange student semester in San Francisco and she never lost her sense of wanderlust since then. Her travels have sent her around Asia, Europe and the US while improving her trade in graphic, web and mobile UX design and data visualization. Being passionate about world issues, she brings her international perspective in her craft making her a truly global designer.

Chris Lienert started out as a web developer when Netscape ruled the world and is currently senior consultant at insurance broker JLT. He founded community group Singapore CSS because someone had to. Aside from musical distractions and accumulating frequent flyer points, Chris and his wife Sarah can be found in the company of their very small human.

Sacha Greif is a designer from Paris, France, now living in Osaka, Japan. He specializes in user interfaces for web and mobile apps, and has worked for clients such as Le Monde, Hipmunk, and MileWise. He is also behind open source projects such as Discover Meteor, Telescope, and Sidebar.io.

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Form Function & Class 7 Early Bird & Masterclass tickets now on sale! Special rates until July 31 only!

Register now at: http://formfunctionclass.com