beyond tellerrand Berlin 2014
2014-11-03..2014-11-05
Berlin, Germany
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who it's for
front-end developers, web designers, interaction designers, ux designers, creative coders, product designers
topics
css layout and fallbacks; typography spacing and whitespace; connected spaces and installations; creative coding with JavaScript; real-time web and WebSocket APIs; webfonts loading and performance; vector icon design workflow; offline web application techniques; web application security practices; creative process over predictability
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| CSS Lessons Learned the Hard Way | Zoe Mickley Gillenwater | 46m |
Shows concrete debugging and fixes: a flexbox demo where using flex: 2 1 unintentionally sets flex-basis to zero and adding a 1px margin masks the bug until… | ||
| The Space Between | Tim Kadlec | 38m |
Argues that attention to intermediary states measurably improves experience: replacing progress bars with skeleton screens reduces perceived slowness… | ||
| Connected Spaces to Make Connected Experiences | Stacey Mulcahy | 44m |
Starts with concrete protocols and boards and shows what actually gets built and whether it works. Demonstrations connect Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Spark cores… | ||
| Getting artistic with code | Seb Lee-Delisle | 45m |
Interactive projects that actually shipped and toured: a 20‑m PixelPyros installation uses infrared cameras for touch input and lasers to draw particles… | ||
| Real-time Communication – for Everyone! | Lisa Larson-Kelly | 34m |
WebRTC enables video, voice and arbitrary data peer to peer in the browser using JavaScript APIs like getUserMedia RTCPeerConnection and RTCDataChannel with… | ||
| Putting the Fonts into Webfonts | Jonathan Hoefler | 52m |
Describes concrete work: building a cloud.typography service, a WebKit drawing tool for proofing, and new screen smart fonts engineered for 9–18px. Gives… | ||
| The Icon Design Process | Jon Hicks | 47m |
Argues that icons must be designed end-to-end with measurable decisions: choose a metaphor, draw for specific pixel grids (16/32 px), and export as SVG rather… | ||
| The Web's future is offline | John Allsopp | 48m |
The Web can work offline; technologies that enable this include AppCache, Service Workers, localStorage, and IndexedDB. AppCache uses a manifest that must be… | ||
| Security is Everyone's Responsibility | James Hall | 21m |
Live demo captures HTTP traffic with a BuKi‑style sniffer, steals session cookies to log in as users, and cracks WPA handshakes with a cheap 30‑pound dongle… | ||
| Connecting The Digital To Analog | Brian Suda | 45m |
Argues that paper outperforms phones for many chores — water resistance, no charging, foldability and easy annotation — and shows concrete systems that make… | ||
| Counting stars: Creativity over predictability | Andrew Clarke | 49m |
Argues that process and testing are replacing ideas and art direction using concrete examples: the IBM 360 installation versus creative lounge, Brad Frost’s… | ||
| nothing matches | ||