davidbisset.social

wceu

  • Thanks to all the @WCEurope teams and volunteers this year. Great job. #WCEU

  • 1900 @WCEurope attendees from 77 countries with 1000+ on the livestream. #WCEU

  • In case you missed it, here’s the animated GIFS from Day One: davidbisset.com/wordcamp-europ… #WCEU #wceu2017 twitter.com/dimensionmedia…

  • Here’s all the @WCEurope Animated GIFs (Day Two) #WCEU #wceu17 davidbisset.com/wordcamp-europ…

  • Here’s @kadamwhite Data visualization demos from @WCEurope on Github: github.com/kadamwhite/wce… #WCEU

  • “The REST API matters to me because it’s a wide spread API that allows one to access their own data freely.” @kadamwhite #WCEU

  • Interesting custom dashboard created by @kadamwhite (before the REST API as he notes). #WCEU

  • “An image isn’t any good if someone can’t tell what’s in it. Think about accessibility and contrast.” @kadamwhite #WCEU

  • “You need to use empathy in your designs. You need to use the product yourself and don’t think just on features.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • “Gutenberg is a good example of the openness of showing how to make a good product with feedback.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • “There was a need of team leads w/ direction at @automattic. Still is, but we’re improving and growing in our vision.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • “I think that’s how @nacin got far because he had a lot of help and mentoring.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • “Need you need to help other make decisions and them to understand reasons… don’t just say no. Keep them involved.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • “Retaining contributors is much more then worrying about perfection. Give them timely and /constructive feedback.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • .@michaelarestad talks decisions w/ open source projects. Reminds me @photomatt recent @applyfilters podcast: applyfilters.fm/podcast/episod… #WCEU

  • It was a tough contest this year but in the end i’m giving the @WCEurope “Plaid” award to @michaelarestad. Congrats sir! #WCEU

  • “Developers: Don’t get stuck with your old ways. Reach out, see what others are using and try new tools.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • “Open source doesn’t have to be code… it can be design and wireframes as well.” @michaelarestad #WCEU

  • Woot. @michaelarestad closing out @WCEurope with Big Design Trouble in Little China… er, I mean Open Source. #WCEU

  • Last final woo-rah. @kadamwhite closing @WCEurope talking about data visualization with the REST API. #WCEU

  • fbrctr.github.io allows you to organize your design system and generate style guides, and more. Runs on #NodeJS. @sarahsemark #WCEU

  • .@sarahsemark has provided a style guide for your WordPress site: github.com/sarahmonster/z… #WCEU

  • “Start with a living style guide from day one. WordPress is also a good tool for HTML wireframes.” @sarahsemark #WCEU

  • styleguides.io has style guide resources. 456 tools. stylifyme.com generates colors from a url. @sarahsemark #WCEU

  • What shows up in style guides (pt 2): – fonts – layouts – components – animation patterns – shortcodes (SMART IDEA!) @sarahsemark #WCEU

  • What shows up in style guides: – branding – colors w/ swatches – accessibility info – typography styles @sarahsemark #WCEU

  • Dust-Me Selectors is development tool to remove unused CSS selectors. addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/… @sarahsemark #WCEU

  • “Mobile performance is a design problem. Living style guides can be used to reuse design elements.” @sarahsemark #WCEU

  • If you looked at this slide from @sarahsemark and thought “i need to pick up more coffee on the way home” you win. #WCEU

  • “Every single one of these is a button (from Ebay). Seeing everyone one page it’s easy to see the inconstancy.” @sarahsemark #WCEU