A not-for-profit scheme, the aim of London Web Week is to promote the events within it, to raise the profile of the web industry and community both within London and further afield, and to highlight best practices in web design such as accessibility considerations.

Conferences, workshops, social events and more will provide a range of educational and inspirational activities for web design enthusiasts of all levels, from beginners to professionals. The 10+ events will see big, established conferences side-by-side with numerous smaller events taking place in central London during the daytime and evenings. For more information about the events, please see the Schedule. LWW is an umbrella for each event which, with the exception of Web Roots, are autonomously run by independent individuals, communities, and companies. There is still room for more events and we encourage potential event organisers to get in touch.

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	Welcome to the QCon Fin eXchan Cleve Gibbon : 8th Oct 2008
	From Datacentre to Cloud Matt Deacon : 8th Oct 2008
	Script# Gojko Adzic : 25th Sep 2008
	Flex, Silverlight or JavaFX Simon Brown : 20th Aug 2008
	A RIA Solution to Reinvigorate Peter Pilgrim : 29th Jul 2008
	Practical Unit Testing in Java Michael Mathews : 9th Jul 2008
	Erlang and Ajax Web Applicatio Roberto Saccon : 26th Jun 2008
	Ajax Web Apps with Castle & Mo Gojko Adzic : 12th Jun 2008
	JavaScript on AIR David Harvey : 11th Jun 2008
	ActionScript 3.0 Peter Elst : 30th May 2008
	RESTful Design Peter Rodgers : 8th May 2008
	JBoss SEAM and JSF Peter Pilgrim : 16th Apr 2008
	The Next Step in Unit Testing and J... Frank Cohen : 7th Apr 2008
	Ajax and JSF: Natural Synergy... Kito Mann : 19th Feb 2008
	What's new in ActionScript 3.0... Peter Elst : 13th Feb 2008