Here are the slides from my opening keynote at Beyond Tellarrand on Thursday. They don’t make much sense out of context.
The slides from a lovely talk by Ana with an important message:
By having your own personal website you are as indie web as it gets. That’s right. Whether you participate in the IndieWeb community or not: by having your own personal website you are as indie web as it gets.
A terrfic presentation from Matt Jones (with the best talk title ever). Pace layers, seamful design, solarpunk, and more.
The slides from Laura’s excellent talk at FF Conf on Friday.
Here are the slides for the opening keynote I delivered at the New Adventures conference in Nottingham on Thursday. They make no sense out of context like this. You kinda had to be there (or suggest to some other conference that I should deliver this talk again—hint, hint).
This is something I do in my presentations. I have speaker notes scattered throughout the slide deck with the “beats” of the talk—10 minutes, 20 minutes, etc.
If I hit one of those slides and I’m ahead of schedule, I can go on a few more tangents. If I hit one of those slides and I’m behind schedule, I can cut to the chase. Either way, having those decision points spread throughout the talk really helps to keep things smooth.
One thing that can really help in the delivery is knowing if you’re running fast or slow before you crash into the end of your talk. That way you can make adjustments as you go along by glossing over smaller points to speed up or expanding more on your ideas to slow down.
Print stylesheets and QR codes: one great flavour and one yucky flavour that taste quite good together.
Research By The Sea was an excellent day out!
A one-day conference in Brighton on Thursday, February 27th that isn’t just for researchers.
I listened to a day of talks on AI at UX Brighton, and I came away disappointed by what wasn’t mentioned.
Three magnificent days of design knowledge.
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