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“The Customer-Obsessed Professional” by Gerry McGovern—An Event Apart video
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This is the Age of the Consumer. Never before have customers had more power, more connectivity, more information, or more tools. Today, it’s not about designing for the customer, but with them.
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“Inclusive, by Design” by Derek Featherstone—An Event Apart video
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We hear people state emphatically “We aren’t intentionally excluding people with disabilities!” We hear it. But the reality is this: you’re not intentionally including them either.
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“Progressive Web Apps: Where Do I Begin?” by Aaron Gustafson—An Event Apart video
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Our industry has been coming to terms with Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and what they mean for the work we do every day. Learn how to grow a project from a core, universally-accessible experience to a sophisticated Progressive Web App that ensures users will be able to access your product, no matter what.
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“Making Research Count” by Cyd Harrell—An Event Apart video
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It’s hard to do really impactful user research, not just because research techniques aren’t easy but because getting the permission, time, budget, and attention can be huge challenges on their own. See how to build a valuable research practice in any company by doing strong small research projects and involving the broader team.
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“Leveling Up Your Design Communication” by Aarron Walter—An Event Apart video
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Design is a medium for communication, and to do it well, we must cultivate our own communication skills. Within design teams, we do our best work when we create a culture of feedback shaped by our creative space and our design review process.
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“What Has Changed and Where’s it Going?” by Dave Rupert—An Event Apart video
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Time has identified dozens of “responsive best practices” that are simply no longer necessary or no longer best practices. With a critical eye, we’re able to reduce quite a bit of cruft and overhead, which improves the overall customer experience.
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“Data Basics” by Laura Martini—An Event Apart video
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Whether you work on web or native apps, you’re probably seeing an increased demand to gather data about your product. The way we build products is always changing, and so too is the way we track how people use them. Laura Martini covers the latest trends in data collection.
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“What is Design Ops, and Why Do I Care?” by Kevin M. Hoffman—An Event Apart
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The speed and accountability of front-end work are improved with “dev ops.” Research tasks like recruiting and usability lab management are more efficient with “research ops.” Just about any process or tool that saves time and money can be “op’ed,” getting design improvements to those that need it most: the people using our websites and products.
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“SVG Filters: The Crash Course” by Sara Soueidan—An Event Apart video
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When compared to effects available in graphics editors such as Photoshop and the likes, CSS is still a long way behind. SVG, on the other hand, comes with a set of filter primitives that enable you to recreate Photoshop-grade effects in the browser, using just a few lines of code.
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“Animation on the Bleeding Edge” by Sarah Drasner—An Event Apart video
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As a community, we talk about how to animate on the web in terms of what's possible—but where is animation heading? From the intersection of health and animation with biofeedback sensors, to teaching with web technologies, to the very future of what the browser will be capable of animating, we're just getting started.
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“Making Motion Inclusive” by Val Head—An Event Apart video
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It’s a common misconception that things like inclusive design and accessibility only come at the cost of design details like motion, but that’s just not the case. Whether it’s microinteractions, animated illustrations, or larger animated experiences, a little care and consideration can go a long way towards getting the best of both worlds
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“Designing for Trust in an Uncertain World” by Margot Bloomstein—An Event Apart video
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Who can we trust—and how do our users invest their trust? As our filter bubbles burst, consumers and citizens alike turn inward for the truth. By designing for empowerment, the smartest organizations meet them there.