We show you what is possible with HTML5 and the web, with demos of the latest features in Adobe® Muse™ and more. We also sit down for a chat with UX designer Michael Cassius, web guru John Allsopp, and Adobe's own Jared Wyles to talk through what is happening in web development today, and the exciting things to come.

Come see how a few simple UX design patterns can facilitate a shared, social learning experience that blurs the boundaries between inspiration and instruction, as well as between content and community. Three trends are currently sweeping digital media: Tablets are moving from content consumption to creation, social features are increasingly pervasive, and everything is shifting to the cloud. Join us to explore how this trifecta creates exciting opportunities for designers and developers, and to examine our own promising effort at taking advantage of these trends.

Find out how to turn merely adequate experiences on the web into more meaningful ones with an intelligent interface designed using Adobe Fireworks. People often complete tasks despite the fact that many interfaces seem intent on thwarting us; understanding how people perceive, think, learn, and remember can help us make better design decisions. In this session we will identify common UX problems, discuss how people actually think, and show how to modify the design with Fireworks to craft a better user experience.

Learn how to create usable data-centric applications that show just the right amount at the right time: useful, but not overwhelming. With Adobe LiveCycle Data Services, if you try to force too much data into a display, or don't provide enough data at a time, your tool likely won't be of much practical use. The principle at work here is information density, and it's a key concept all Flex developers who deal in large data sets should (and can) master.

Join A@A developer Dylan DePass as he uses Adobe Directory to demonstate how AIR can create a native application UX for Android, iOS and Playbook.

Explore the role of prototyping in designing and developing compelling mobile applications. We'll examine the forms that prototypes can take (from paper prototypes to rich, interactive simulations), their advantages and costs, and how Adobe tools can be used to create them. Then we'll walk through creating a user interface for a mobile application using Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Flash Professional, Flash Catalyst, and Flash Builder. This presentation also covers best practices for UX, as well as developer-focused tips and tricks.

Customer Experience Q&A with Steve Webster, Director of Technology and Experience Innovation at Adobe.

Steven Webster is interviewed at the Adobe Partner Community Day 2010 in New York.

Matthias Zeller is interviewed at the Adobe Partner Community Day 2010 in New York.

Kevin Atkinson is interviewed at the Adobe Partner Community Day 2010 in New York.