The interface is the argument
Every component encodes a belief about how people should work. Amara on making those beliefs explicit — and worth defending.
Amara OkaforFernwork
Main Hall
Three days on the craft of building interfaces — the code, the motion, the systems and the people behind them. One room full of people who design in code.
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02Schedule
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A keynote, nine talks and a panel across three rooms. Lunch on the quay, then the riverside party.
09:30
until 10:15
Every component encodes a belief about how people should work. Amara on making those beliefs explicit — and worth defending.
Amara OkaforFernwork
Main Hall
10:30
until 11:00
Why fixed durations feel wrong, how to tune stiffness and damping by feel, and a vocabulary your whole team can share.
Jun ArakawaIndependent
Main Hall
Three tiers of tokens, one naming grammar and the migration that moved 900 hard-coded colors without a freeze.
Lena VogtStrata Nine
Dock Stage
11:15
until 11:45
Designing focus order, focus rings and focus restoration as first-class parts of the product, not an audit finding.
Sam WhitlockMosswell
Main Hall
How a design system won adoption on merit: a changelog people read, office hours and a migration bot.
Theo MarchettiNorthpine
Dock Stage
13:15
until 13:45
One file, five axes and the loading strategy that cut a font payload by 70% without a flash of fallback text.
Hana LindqvistLattice Row
Main Hall
Lint rules for spacing, bundle budgets for motion and a CI step that screenshots every state.
Felix BrandtParcel & Pine
Studio 3
14:00
until 14:30
Shared-element transitions that survive real data, real lists and real interruptions.
Priya RamanGlyphhouse
Main Hall
Deterministic fonts, frozen clocks and a review flow that makes screenshot diffs worth looking at.
Noor El-AminMeridel
Dock Stage
15:00
until 15:45
Designers, engineers and a director argue about polish, deadlines and whose job it is to care.
Ruth Adeyemi-Clarke, Theo Marchetti, Inês Calado
Main Hall
16:00
until 16:30
Why Orbitry stopped making static mocks, and what reviews look like when the prototype is the product.
Marco DelgadoOrbitry
Main Hall
03Speakers
Twelve speakers from eleven countries. No sponsored talks, no product pitches — every speaker was invited for the work, not the logo.
04Tickets
Prices include VAT. Buy 5 or more tickets in one order and 10% comes off automatically.
Every talk, live and on demand.
$149
Two days of talks in Lisbon.
$690$820
The full three days, hands on.
$1,090$1,240
For students and non-profit staff.
$240
05Venue & travel
Armazém 9 is a restored cork warehouse on Rua do Cais, Lisbon. Talks happen under the original roof trusses; lunch happens on the quay.
06Sponsors
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07FAQ
Write to the organising team — a real person replies within one working day, Lisbon time.
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