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Lost in Space

Designlab
November 15, 2015

Lost in Space

webdesign, the canvas and beyond

Designlab

November 15, 2015
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  1. Lost in Space / Off canvas 2014 the future is

    modulair 2013 RWD re-thinking the screen as a canvas
  2. think systems The Globe And Mail is just an online

    version of a newspaper. Bundle is a system, brings you specific news items, aggregated.
  3. product design Is webdesign dead? Or do we need product

    designers instead? https://uxmag.com/articles/why-web-design-is-dead Article June 8, 2015 by Sergio Nouvel
  4. cards Cards 1) as a design component and 2) as

    an item carrying third party data. http://www.calltoidea.com/p-popups.php/ Are you an animated turtle?
  5. micro interactions all the finesse we hardly noticeand make our

    user inteface more smooth, improve the user experience
  6. micro tasks http://docker.coming/ Used to animations, as a user I

    was convinced the turtle would smile after submitting the form. It wasn’t. Are you an animated turtle?
  7. from Dan Mall’s talk @ Smashing Conf 2013 airbnb 2015

    keep evolving, progressive enhancement.
  8. being device agnostic is our best bet at future proofing

    content for screens that don’t even exist yet. ” Quote: Rosie Campbell ‘s talk @ Responsive Day Out # 3 June 2015 “
  9. smaller customers ,budgets off the shelve website cards as third

    party content static websites? where to..?
  10. thanks & links Paul Adams - Our new product canvas

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3a6WA6zhAw Paul Boag - Redefine your job as a webdesigner the-battle-that-may-redefine-your-job-as-a-web-designer/ Stefanie Engle ‘s article: https://medium.com/hh-design/intro-to-product-design-c2dbbc7809d Lea Verou projects: http://lea.verou.me/projects/ Thanks to Paul Adams, @padday for his inspiring vision, Paul Boag @boagworld for his article on webdesigners, Stafanie Engle @Soenlge for her inspiring article on product design and Lea Verou @LeaVerou for her fantastic work with CSS3.