Intro & Keynote - Design + Develop + Test
summary
Keynote presentation lists concrete tactics: eliminate repetitive back-and-forth with a style guide as a contract, use Zeppelin for pixel-perfect specs, run lightweight validation with UsabilityHub and Marvel prototypes, favor vector drawables so press states are code not PNG churn. Operational fixes include Firebase for the conference app, creating emulators per API (the “day‑of‑week” trick) which surfaces many bugs, committing to one unit test a week to build testing muscle, and a $6,000 donation to Women Who Code.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:56Logistics
- 1:33Code of Conduct
- 4:55Android Summit App
- 5:35Reception
- 6:42Book Discount
- 7:30Tweet
- 8:09Bags
- 8:59Event Staff
- 9:28Capital One Sponsorship
- 11:08Introducing Kelly Shuster
- 20:57Feedback loops
- 22:32Barriers
- 24:31Mockups
- 26:19Style Guide
- 27:03Color Palette
- 28:17Title Text
- 28:53Default Zero State Loading
- 30:09Button State
- 30:47Press State
- 32:11Vector Drawables
- 33:09SVG Vector Drawables
- 35:19Survey
- 35:41Testing
- 36:08Pre Implementation Testing
- 37:20Usability Hub
- 38:20Marvel
- 39:05Integration Testing
- 39:31Barriers to Testing
- 41:27One Unit Test a Week
- 42:10Hardest Part of Working with Developers
- 42:24Lack of Smoke Testing
- 43:00Emulators
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