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DTSTAMP:20261008T023051Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270614
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270619
SUMMARY:Webinale Berlin 2026
DESCRIPTION:### Overview\nWebinale is a conference for digital professionals focused on web interaction in the age of AI. Its 2026 Berlin program explores how teams can move beyond static interfaces to design and operate adaptive\, intent-driven web applications. The event is intended for UX professionals\, frontend and backend engineers\, software architects\, designers\, product professionals\, and others shaping digital experiences. It emphasizes shared responsibility across disciplines and practical approaches to creating trustworthy applications where AI and automation are part of production systems.\n\nThe event page describes four topic tracks: **Next Generation Web Development**\, covering performance\, intelligence\, and control\; **UX & Interaction Design**\, focused on intent and interaction beyond conventional interfaces\; **AI & Automation**\, looking at how AI moves from tools into system behavior\; and **Product Design & Collaboration**\, about connecting intent\, product work\, and orchestration. Topics highlighted across the program include accessibility\, AI-powered UX\, automation\, product decisions\, transparency\, and trust.\n\n### Dates\, venue\, and format\nThe 2026 event ran from **June 8 to 12\, 2026**. It was presented as a five-day\, mixed-format event\, with in-person attendance at the **Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin**\, Friedrichstraße 151\, 10117 Berlin\, Germany\, and an online option. The hotel is described as being on Friedrichstraße in central Berlin\, within walking distance of Museum Island\, the Reichstag\, and the Brandenburg Gate. The page lists on-site and remote ticket options.\n\n### Program\nThe schedule divides the week into workshop days on **June 8 and 12** and conference days on **June 9 to 11**. The main conference days feature sessions\, keynotes\, and an expo. The displayed workshop program includes a Frontend Performance Workshop and a Strategic Storytelling Workshop on June 8. June 11 also includes the first day of an AI TypeScript Bootcamp alongside conference programming. On June 12\, the page lists an AI UX Risk Framework Workshop and the second day of the AI TypeScript Bootcamp. The broader event listing promotes more than 50 sessions\, keynotes\, and workshops\, and the event page includes a speaker lineup section.\n\n### Learning focus\nWebinale frames modern web products as systems that respond to user intent\, context\, and behavior\, rather than as fixed collections of screens. Attendees are invited to develop a clearer shared understanding of web interaction\, learn practical patterns for AI-driven systems\, and consider how to retain transparency\, predictability\, and user trust. The program also addresses how responsibilities shift from implementation toward orchestration as AI supports execution.\n\n### Attendance options\nThe page offers in-person and remote participation\, with passes of different lengths\, including two-day\, three-day\, five-day\, and workshop-day options. It also advertises a 10% team discount when three or more tickets are purchased. A five-day pass includes access to devmio Fullstack and session recordings\, according to the ticket information. The page indicates that the 2026 conference week has concluded and invites visitors to look ahead to 2027.\nhttps://webinale.com/berlin?ref=ainave
LOCATION:Berlin\, Germany\, DE
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