Chris Messina

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Chris Messina is a designer, writer, avid Twitterer, and speaker who’s known for inventing the hashtag. He works with developers, product designers, entrepreneurs, and communities to bring to life projects that should exist but don’t. His superpower is pioneering initiatives before most people realize they’ll be important, for example: co-organizing the community that launched Firefox, creating Google Developers, opening the first coworking spaces on earth, and starting BarCamp (the unconference). He’s currently chasing down a trend he calls “conversational commerce” in the bot/messaging space. He previously lead developer experience at Uber.

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Design for Continuous Experimentation

iOS 7 Concept: Welcome to the future of the iPhone

26 Time Management Hacks I Wish I'd Known at 20

Language is a Map (keynote file)

Snack Size Sociality

The Importance of Infographic Wireframing and Structure

Understand Your Customers' Social Behaviors

10 principles of Lean UX

RESTful API Design, Second Edition

SlideShare moves to HTML5

Open Government Status Report

Put a Button on It: Removing Barriers to Going Fast

The Developer Experience

Aol & Nielsen content sharing study

How Your Customers' Social Circles Influence What They Buy, What They Do and Where They Go

Deciphering the Interoperable Web

Activity Streams - Simple Sentences, Infinite Potential

Twitter by the Numbers

Why UX Design Needs Content Strategy

Keynote Kung-Fu: How to wireframe like a ninja