The representative body for the Australian Web Industry
08 April 2013
One of the Association's objectives is to assist members with professional development.
To further this, we are endorsing the Accessibility Week training course run by one of Australia's leading consultancies, AccessibilityOz. AWIA members get discounted access to the course.
Read more about accessibility training.
17 March 2013
1. Please fill in the survey. Parmia Insurance have donated quality whiskey, coffee and chocolate as a raffle prize.
2. At EOTW you would have heard about Widelines; the code of conduct we will be advertising to the business community. If you want to be Widelines-compliant, (a) sign up and (b) enter your details in the AWIA directory. NOTE: directory has been re-organised and flushed, so you'll need to re-enter your stuff. A pre-condition for Widelines is business membership of AWIA. Here's where you join or upgrade.
3. Thanks to the speakers, volunteers, delegates, sponsors and event managers Partner & Prosper. The conference went off like a bomb and feedback so far is hell positive.
13 February 2013
The surfie that runs Saasu, the bald guy that runs Freelancer, America's media manipulator, Australia's Ruby Hero, the JS guru, the irreverent Peter Webb, the design hot-shot, Christian Frichot, extraverts showing off their business models, the faster web site talk, two social media guys who don't bullshit, the Gen Z girl, the Android, Evan Cunningham-Dunlop, the hungry startups, Gian Wild, the forms obsessive, Samantha Thebridge...
Plus, designers get to design stuff & sell it. And a whole-of-conference project to map out the future of the Industry. Too busy? Can't find a couple hundred bucks? np; someone else will tell you about it. Edge of the Web 2013.
Formed in 2002 to unite web industry professionals across Australia, AWIA's purpose is to advance the Australian web industry by:
AWIA has become one of the largest dedicated web industry association of its kind in Australia. Our monthly networking meetings regularly attract 40-60 individuals from varying cross-sections of the web industry, our occasional speaking events have attracted 150-200 attendees each, and our online forums have over 450 active participants and a total of over 40,000 posts.
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Not a member yet?
Come along to one of our Port80 networking meetings and meet our members who can tell you about the benefits of becoming a member themselves. Currently Port80 meetings are held in Perth, Melbourne and Canberra.
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Or send an email to sponsorships@webindustry.asn.au to discuss your sponsorship ideas.
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