Pixel Pioneers, the affordable community conference for front-end developers and UX/UI designers with a focus on actionable takeaways, is returning to Bristol on 10 June!
The single-track event at the M Shed this time features Rachel Andrew, Léonie Watson, Gavin Strange, and five other great speakers. Topics covered include new CSS techniques, web performance, accessibility, sustainability, web typography and variable fonts, creative coding, and why you shouldn’t rely on JavaScript as much as you’re told to.
Pixel Pioneers first came to Bristol in 2017, and after a two-year COVID-enforced hiatus, this is our first time back in person at the historic harbourside. Student tickets are half-price, and if you’re a member of an underrepresented or marginalised group in tech, you can apply for a diversity scholarship to attend the conference for free: https://pixelpioneers.co/diversity-scholarships (the deadline for applications is 20 May).
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Creative industry events in and around Bristol
Wake Up Call: How to protect your IP when working with contractors, employees, collaborators and suppliers
8:30am
-9am
Online
BCI Webinar
In this webinar, business lawyer Jessica Bent will discuss the legal issues to ensure your intellectual property (IP) ownership and rights are clear and protected across all the relationships your business relies on. It will help you identify when IP comes into existence and what you need to protect, own and monetise it.
Freelancers’ Day – Co-work with us
8:30
-17:30
Future Leap, The Old Chapel, 16 Oakfield Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 2AP
Open Day
Luck isn’t a strategy – Systemise your sales engine: a keynote with Ryan Hall
12.30pm
-2pm
Barclays, Bridgewater House, Finzels Reach, Bristol, BS1 6BX
BCI Keynote
Every B2B founder or sales leader hits the same wall eventually. In the early days, growth feels personal. You’re the one sending the emails, working the deals, closing on gut instinct and sheer willpower. But then the cracks show up. The pipeline swings from feast to famine. Your best salesperson leaves, and half your revenue walks out the door with them. Your marketing feels like random acts of hope. You’ve got tools, tactics, a CRM full of contacts. But no system. No engine. Just effort.
In this talk, we’re bringing together two frameworks he’s been refining for years. Demand That Scales and Systems That Sell, into one blueprint that will help you take control over the way you go to market. We’re going to cover the full journey. How to generate consistent, predictable demand using LinkedIn and email, without relying on referrals, random inbound, or hoping your content goes viral.
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