How we discover, design, and interact with the web is undergoing a massive transformation. Today, we are excited to introduce three speakers who are experts in navigating this new landscape. From redefining the traditional marketing funnel to optimizing for non-human AI visitors and applying 2026 design trends, these sessions will provide you with a roadmap for the future of digital presence. Join us as we explore the next frontier of the user journey!
Jorge Cabaço
Jorge Cabaço is the CEO of Dengun Agency, where he focuses on AI-driven growth and digital transformation. He is a frequent speaker on digital strategy and a supporter of the international tech ecosystem. In his talk, “Beyond the Funnel: How AI Is Redefining Customer Journeys“, Jorge explores how the traditional marketing funnel is becoming obsolete. He will provide a new mental model for understanding non-linear, AI-influenced customer behaviors and practical ideas for redesigning your digital presence for the AI era.
Slobodan Manic
Slobodan “Sani” Manić is a website optimization consultant and former CTO at Search Engine Journal. With over 15 years of experience and 200 podcast episodes on digital optimization, he focuses on the intersection of SEO and web performance. In his talk, “Your Website Is Not Just Your Website Anymore, Now What?“, Sani discusses how AI agents and LLMs interact with sites via structured data and entity signals. He will explain how to optimize your presence for a future where your next million visitors might not be human.
Gustavo Galati
Gustavo Galati is a computer professional with 36 years of experience, currently working as a Partners Manager at Elementor. Based in Spain, he runs several web projects and organizes the WordPress Benidorm Meetup. His talk, “Web Design for 2026 – Learn the trends and how to apply them when you leave the room“, looks at the evolution of design in the age of AI. Gustavo will share practical tools, resources, and a touch of gamification to help attendees apply 2026 design trends to their own WordPress projects.