Beyond Tellerrand Munich 2018
as the organisers put it
Hello and welcome to the archive of the first beyond tellerrand in Munich, which took palce from 15 to 17 January in 2018. You find all videos of the talks embedded in the speaker page of every speaker. Additionally you can use the links to either Vimeo or YouTube to watch all the videos.
who it's for
front-end developers, interaction designers, product designers, visualisation engineers, accessibility engineers, performance engineers, creative coders
topics
SVG path math; precomputed SVG rotations and offsets; interactive email with CSS; responsive web design techniques; SVG filter primitives chaining; accessibility auditing with aXe; front-end performance benchmarking; data-driven interactive visualisations; robotics prototypes with LIDAR; nature tracking GPS datasets; machine learning for audio clustering
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| A Tinker Story | Dina Amin | 47m |
An Instagram project called tinker Friday documents weekly teardowns turned into stop‑motion using a phone and learned frame rates; a mechanical black timer… | ||
| Data Sketches: A Year of Exotic Data Visualisations | Nadieh Bremer | 42m |
Year-long Data Sketches collaboration produces monthly visual projects that reveal concrete lessons: sourcing and cleaning datasets, precomputing layout, and… | ||
| From AI to robots, from apps to wearables – let’s design for everyone, OK? | Robin Christopherson | 41m |
Robin Christopherson, of leading UK inclusive tech experts AbilityNet, will give us a future-facing overview of designing for every user across the broad range… | ||
| The Internet of Natural Things | Simon Collison | 50m |
Digital work argues that tech can reconnect people to wild places by making individuals like Shana relatable via GPS tags (about 50,000 animals tracked)… | ||
| Robotics in Our Everyday Lives: A Product Designer's Perspective | Carla Diana | 46m |
Simon parses spoken labels and maps the word “green” to pixel averages using camera, microphone and touch pads; Simon learns colors by pairing spoken labels… | ||
| New Adventures in Responsive Web Design | Vitaly Friedman | 58m |
Practical checklist of what actually changed: enable Brotli + gzip fallback for HTML/CSS/JS and precompress static assets on the CDN; use responsive images… | ||
| Sacrificing the golden calf of “coding” | Christian Heilmann | 48m |
Argues that most routine coding will be done by machines within five years, cites Alibaba and Microsoft AIs beating humans on the Stanford… | ||
| Interactive Email | Mark Robbins | 40m |
Claims that email can host true interactivity using only HTML and CSS backed by real stats and constraints: 102 KB HTML limit and about 77% form support guide… | ||
| Why Fast Matters | Harry Roberts | 45m |
Case studies show concrete wins: reducing latency by 0.3s yields £8.1M in extra revenue for a train ticket retailer, turning on gzip saves 43% of a large… | ||
| Why Beauty Matters | Stefan Sagmeister | |
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| SVG Filters: The Crash Course | Sara Soueidan | 49m |
Shows exactly how to build real effects and which primitives to chain so they actually work: a drop shadow using FEOffset + FEGaussianBlur + FEFlood +… | ||
| Radically Accessible Internet Applications 💯 | Marcy Sutton Todd | 48m |
A live React demo app (A11Y DEMO APP) gets audited and incrementally fixed: wildcard CSS removing focus outlines, converting divs to real buttons with… | ||
| Sho Ha Hito Nari: Brushes, strokes and a reflection of self | Aoi Yamaguchi | 46m |
Claims a concrete method: disciplined practice turns inner state into visible strokes and the work tests that — 14 years of training and an award at 15… | ||
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