It seems simple. Share a complete presentation to an eagerly awaiting audience. A polished story. Clean slides. A confident delivery from an expert clearly loving the chance to share their knowledge. What you don’t see is everything that happens before that moment. At WebExpo, we have spent a lot of time thinking about that gap. […]

The awkward budget conversation You want to go. Your colleagues want to go. But someone needs to approve the spend, and “it’ll be really good, I promise” rarely survives a finance review. Here is the thing: most people pitch conferences as “I’ll learn stuff.” That is true, but it barely scratches the surface. After 16 […]

You are not just using AI anymore. You are making decisions about it: how to evaluate what it produces, how to build the infrastructure beneath it, how to get your organisation to actually adopt it, and how to stay visible in a world where the search engine writes its own answers. At WebExpo 2026, AI […]

You’re about to spend three days with people who get your obsessions without you having to explain them. The developer who spent a week on a fix nobody else noticed. The designer who cannot physically walk past bad navigation. The marketer unreasonably excited about a 2% lift. The PM with roadmap opinions that could fuel […]

Confession time: every year, one of my favourite moments at WebExpo isn’t catching a killer talk or running into a speaker I’ve been fangirling over. It’s walking into the kids’ room. The energy hits you the second you step in. Kids hunched over laptops, LEGO robots wobbling across tables, 3D printers humming away, and somewhere […]

This was originally posted on medium.com. Talks can really charge you up — as a result, a lot of ideas and projects are created from them. That’s exactly what happened to Adam Marčan, who said yes to the project Naučmese (Let’s learn) during WebExpo. He just needed to meet the right person in the right […]