April, 2015
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In addition to keyboards, we now have touch screens, cameras, voice control, and sensors as different kinds of inputs. We can’t know which inputs the user prefers to use until after we’ve tried designing with—and for—those inputs.
Spare yourself the heartache of wasting time and money building tutorials based on ineffective design patterns. After building dozens of native apps, Theresa knows the underlying principles behind the patterns that work best—and the ones that don’t work.
Aaron and Jenn are Interweb superheroes here to debunk common excuses for not using progressive enhancement to improve your site’s reach. Their talk is chock full of practical examples to help you employ a progressive enhancement philosophy in situations typically overlooked.
In this talk, Chris will discuss how the physical world interconnects with the digital world. He’ll explain why designing less for screens and more for holistic experiences is the best response to an increasingly complex challenge.
In this session, Brad introduces atomic design—a methodology for creating robust design systems that set you, your organization, and your clients up for success. He explains why starting from this solid foundation and applying a pattern-based workflow encourages consistency, sustainability, and collaboration.
Stephen will look at how and why the simple turns complicated. He looks how an exaggerated application of progressive enhancement can help maintain simplicity and bring more value to users.
People are struggling to design and plan web properties, looking to everyone else for inspiration. But innovation doesn’t work this way. It’s not how you’ll break ahead of the pack. Nothing changes if we solve problems by mirroring what’s already been done. Don’t risk being left in the dust when a competitor takes a fresh approach and solves problems in a way you didn’t see coming.
The world of metrics and analytics have often been at odds with how designers work. Design is a process where we finely tune our intuition to create great user experiences. Yet, sometimes, what we think is best rivals the metrics. So which do we believe—our gut or the data?
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