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Hear experts discuss what defines the best in web performance [View this email in your browser]( [The Webby Awards]( [RSVP]( to Crafted Future: The Future of Performance Join us to hear three social media experts share which practices should stay and go in 2024. RSVP to join virtually on March 27th at 12pm ET. [IADAS First Look]( Join us for our second edition of Crafted Future: The Future of Performance The Webby Awards and WP Engine are proud to present [Crafted Future: The Future of Performance]( a virtual event on what excellence in wesite performance that will be held online on Thursday, September 19 at noon ET. This robust discussion that answers the question: ‘What defines good website performance?’ and explores how companies have reimagined their practices and embraced the creative constraints to build better products. At its best, the Internet offers seamless and responsive experiences for every user. However, achieving top performance is often seen as a challenge that can limit creativity. As consumers demand faster and more efficient digital experiences, brands and agencies are responding by prioritizing website performance. Event Details: [Crafted Future: The Future of Performance, Presented by The Webby Awards and WP Engine]( When: Thursday, September 19 at noon Where: This event will be held online Our panel includes: Peter Delaney Director of Product & Technology, WONDR Tina Macko Senior Front End Engineer, 10up Aurooba Ahmed Senior Web Developer, WP Engine This invitation is open for you and your team, but space is limited, so we encourage you to RSVP now. [RSVP Now]( [The Webby Awards]( Follow Us [X]( [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [LinkedIn]( --------------------------------------------------------------- The Webby Awards 22 West 21st Street, 7th Floor New York, NY, 10010, US You are receiving this email because you have consented to receive communications from The Webby Awards. [UNSUBSCRIBE](

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