I’m excited so many of you have already signed up for the User Interface 11 Conference. This year, we’ve got new speakers, great topics, and special gifts for you. If you’ve been waiting to sign up, you’ll want to register by Tuesday, April 25th to take advantage of our Sneak Preview offer.

( You can see more details about the conference program here.)

For our eleventh annual conference, we scoured the earth for the coolest gift to give away. And, what’s a cooler gift than a black, 4GB iPod nano engraved with the sleek UI11 logo? If you register by April 25th, you’ll receive this fantastic gift.

Since we put together the first User Interface conference in 1996, the heart and soul of this extraordinary event is the full-day seminars. Today’s most important design topics, from experts like Luke Wroblewski, Nathan Shedroff, Rolf Molich, David Heller, Sarah Bloomer, Susan Wolfe, Jeff Patton, Bryan Eisenberg, Jeffrey Eisenberg, and Gerry McGovern, make these in-depth seminars the real deal.

In addition, I know you won’t want to miss the 2006 Spotlight Presentation by none other than Barry Schwartz. Barry, the Cartwright Professor of Social Theory and Social Action at Swarthmore College, is best known for his seminal book, “The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less.” I’m betting his UI11 keynote will forever change how you approach your design work.

Now you can see why I’m excited:

• Amazing speakers
• Fabulous program
• Cool Limited-Edition UI11 iPod nano
• Barry Schwartz, the best-selling author of “The Paradox of Choice”

Register by April 25th for Limited Edition UI11 iPod Nano

Everyone who registers right away can get in at the low price of $1,799 – a savings of more than $1,900 off the final walk-in registration price. Plus, if you register by April 25th, you will receive the limited-edition UI11 iPod nano and a complimentary set of conference proceedings.

This special Sneak Preview offer is only available until April 25th, so sign up today.

I look forward to seeing you in October!

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