Pixel Pioneers Bristol 2017
2017-06-22
Bristol, United Kingdom
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as the organisers put it
Pixel Pioneers Bristol is a one-day conference of practical and inspiring presentations, featuring some of the brightest international experts our industry has to offer. Also don't miss our side events for even more fun and networking!
who it's for
product designers, user experience designers, interaction designers, front-end developers, email designers, product managers
topics
email CSS interactivity; service worker offline cache; web components progressive enhancement; pre-mortem hypothesis-driven assignments; power-of-100 attention modeling; automation for API generation; automated release pipelines; voronoi-based visual layouts; hierarchical edge bundling visualization; brushable bar charts; motion timing and easing guidelines
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluating Technology | Jeremy Keith | 50m |
Shows concrete evaluation criteria, demonstrates service workers fail well with cache and offline examples (Guardian crossword), inspects web components fail… | ||
| Email Code Can Be Cool, Honest | Mark Robbins | 37m |
Claims that email can be interactive get specific: CSS-only interaction using the checkbox hack and radio buttons, a gallery and full in-email shopping cart… | ||
| How to Present Ideas So That Your Client Will Listen | Tobias Bjerrome Ahlin | 32m |
Argues that persuading clients requires naming risks and showing how ideas can fail, not just prettier visuals. Advocates pre-mortem exercises and a formal… | ||
| What Can User Experience Learn from Service Design? | Lily Dart | 44m |
High digital conversion hides failure to create outcomes a site that converts into applications but not wins gets reworked end to end: content publishing… | ||
| UX, Psychology, and the Power of 100 | Joe Leech | 46m |
Claims that people rarely operate at full attention so design must account for real-world distraction: an evaluation method uses a power of 100 budget… | ||
| Automating Access to Development | Jessica Rose | 24m |
Automation uncouples setup and repetitive work so small teams iterate and fail faster, using tools like IFTTT to glue services, DreamFactory to generate… | ||
| Hacking the Visual Norm | Nadieh Bremer | 41m |
Concrete techniques and outcomes: code hacks and combinations produce usable visuals rather than prettified defaults. Examples include an exploratory fraud… | ||
| Meaningful Motion in Design | Adrian Zumbrunnen | 37m |
Five concrete rules emerge: five criteria: orientation responsiveness timing easing personality explains when motion orients between screens, feels immediate… | ||
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