How you design web pages is changing — rapidly. Part of being a great web designer is understanding the medium you are designing for, recognizing its weaknesses and pushing its strengths. It's no longer enough to show a visual mock-up and explain what happens, you have to be able to show what happens.

The job of the designer doesn't stop after the page loads, it's only just beginning. Instead of drawing static mock-ups, we need to create dynamic prototypes using the core web technologies of HTML and CSS as quickly as possible to realize our visions in the medium they will be produced in.

You've got to be able to get your ideas out the door faster than ever. There's no time to spend weeks and even months intreating around static wireframes and visual comps.

In this session, Jason will introduce you to methods and tools they can use to quickly stand-up testable prototypes that will show not only how their designs look, but how they work as well.

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