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Explore " clearleft" with insightful episodes like "Designing a Virtual Conference - Andy Budd (Founder @ SofaConf.com)", "Going Offline: Service Workers with Jeremy Keith", "Over there", "Jeffrey Veen - Designing the Complete User Experience" and "Thomas Vander Wal - Understanding Folksonomy (Tagging that Works)" from podcasts like ""Design MBA", "devMode.fm", "d.Construct 2006", "d.Construct 2006" and "d.Construct 2006"" and more!

Episodes (8)

Designing a Virtual Conference - Andy Budd (Founder @ SofaConf.com)

User Experience Designer and co-founder of Clearleft, Andy is a best selling tech author, curates the UX London and Leading Design conferences and helped set-up The Brighton Digital Festival. Andy is a regular speaker at international conferences like SXSW, Awwwards and The Next Web. He currently runs an online community of over 1,500 Heads, Directors and VPs of Design, and is a founding member of Adobe's Design Circle. Andy has appeared on both the Wired 100 and BIMA 100 lists, as well as winning agency of the year several times running. Never happier than when he's diving some remote tropical atoll, Andy is a qualified PADI dive instructor and retired shark wrangler.

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enNovember 16, 2020

Going Offline: Service Workers with Jeremy Keith

We have special guest Jeremy Keith from ClearLeft to discuss Service Workers: what they are, how users can benefit from them, and how we implement them. Jeremy authored the book “Going Offline” which goes into glorious detail on the subject, so he’s well positioned to discuss the topic.

enJuly 09, 2018

Over there

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enJuly 06, 2007

Jeffrey Veen - Designing the Complete User Experience

Design is hard. The Web is complicated. How do we make things for people when all we have are the most basic understanding of what they want? Join Jeffrey Veen as he takes a broad survey of the challenges designers face today, and how we're all solving those problems with new perspectives on user research, interaction design, and information architecture.

enDecember 04, 2006

Thomas Vander Wal - Understanding Folksonomy (Tagging that Works)

Thomas Vander Wal provides an overview on tagging services and outline where there is value in tagging. This focuses on what is different in folksonomy that improves upon tagging, so that it becomes a powerful tool. Thomas provides insights to help answer when to use tagging and/or categories, who should be tagging, the value of a tagcloud (or lack of value) when used properly, and how to create value from tagging to improve the sites and services we build.

enNovember 20, 2006

Derek Featherstone - Accessible Web Applications in a Post Web 1.0 World

How can we build modern web applications that use DOM Scripting and Ajax-type technologies and ensure that they are accessible? To find the answers Derek lookd at the impact of Ajax and dynamically-generated content on people with disabilities by examining how various assistive technologies interact with modern web development techniques such as DOM Scripting and Ajax. Using those results Derek creates a strategy to make some currently popular design patterns more accessible to all users.

enNovember 06, 2006

Aral Balkan - Mash My Flex Up

Can you ever go back to Ajax once you Web 2.0 with Flex 2.0? The Flex 2 framework and the Eclipse-based Flex Builder 2 IDE provide you with a superior development workflow for creating web applications. You can create rich user interfaces quickly by using features such as data binding, application states, custom components, effects, and transitions. Join Aral Balkan, the Lone Ranger of the Flash Platform at d.Construct, as he shows you how easy it is to use open data, consume web services and create mashups in Flex 2 by using open source ActionScript 3 libraries for Flickr, Mappr, Odeo, and YouTube. Warning: This session may alter your preconceptions about the Flash Platform.

enOctober 13, 2006

Jeremy Keith - The Joy of API

Over the course of d.Construct, we've heard plenty about APIs from the people providing them: Yahoo!, Amazon, etc. But why should you, as a developer, be interested? Come on a journey with Jeremy Keith as he describes how much fun can be had from hacking around with open data. Listen to his experiences of experimenting with mashups. Find out how Web Services can rekindle the passion in your code. After some initial foreplay describing the differences between REST and SOAP, join Jeremy as he penetrates some code. Soon you'll be swinging with Amazon, Flickr, and Google Maps.

enOctober 03, 2006

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Episodes (8)

Designing a Virtual Conference - Andy Budd (Founder @ SofaConf.com)

Going Offline: Service Workers with Jeremy Keith

Over there

Jeffrey Veen - Designing the Complete User Experience

Thomas Vander Wal - Understanding Folksonomy (Tagging that Works)

Derek Featherstone - Accessible Web Applications in a Post Web 1.0 World

Aral Balkan - Mash My Flex Up

Jeremy Keith - The Joy of API