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Designing in the Browser ver. 1.0 RC

Yuya Saito
September 15, 2013

Designing in the Browser ver. 1.0 RC

2013/09/14 (土) - 第15回リクリセミナー「Frontrend in Osaka」

Yuya Saito

September 15, 2013
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  1. Frontrend in Osaka
    2013.09.14
    Yuya Saito
    in the
    Designing
    Browser
    in the
    ver. 1.0 RC

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  2. 1993.04.30

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  3. World
    Wide
    Web
    World
    Wide
    Web

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  4. info.cern.ch

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  5. Web has been changing
    constantly for 20 years.
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  6. www.nasa.gov

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  7. Web has been changing
    the world for 20 years.
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  12. Web will be changing.
    Web͸͜Ε͔Β΋มΘΓଓ͚͍ͯ͘͜ͱͰ͠ΐ͏ɻ

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  13. ## σβΠφ͸ίʔυΛॻ͘΂͖͔
    ## ΢ΣϒσβΠϯͷݱࡏ
    ## Πϯϒϥ΢βσβΠϯɾϨγϐ
    Agenda
    Agenda

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  14. Should Designer
    Write Code?
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  16. σβΠφ͕ίʔυΛ
    ॻ͘΂͖Ͱ͸ͳ͍ཧ༝

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  18. Howard Gardner
    Developmental Psychologist

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  19. Logic
    Creative
    v.s.
    v.s.

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  20. Design is hard enough!
    σβΠϯ͸೉͍͠

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  21. 

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  22. Knowing Limitations
    Will Influence Design.
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    σβΠϯʹӨڹ͢Δɻ

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  23. Alan Cooper
    Father of Visual Basic

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  25. σβΠφ͕ίʔυΛ
    ॻ͘΂͖ཧ༝

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  26. Rise of
    Mobile Web

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  32. codepen.io/sol0mka/full/Jsyxq

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  33. Ωϟϯόε


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  34. HTML,
    CSS &
    JavaScript

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  35. Bret Victor
    Designer

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  36. An essential aspect of a painter's
    canvas and a musical instrument is the
    immediacy with which the artist
    gets something there to react to.

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  37. A canvas or sketchbook serves as an
    "external imagination", where an
    artist can grow an idea from birth
    to maturity by continuously
    reacting to what's in front of him.

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  38. Answer to Many Questions on
    Web is almost always:
    It depends Or 42

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  39. www.bohemiancoding.com/sketch

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  40. Workflow
    Needs to
    Adapt the Change.

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  41. What is
    ΢ΣϒσβΠϯͷࠓ
    Web Design Now?

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  42. 20 years old

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  43. 1997 - 2001
    Dot Com Bubble

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  44. 2004
    Web 2.0

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  47. ϓϥοτϑΥʔϜ

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  48.  ✉ 

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  49. www.nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall

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  50. adobe-webplatform.github.io/Demo-for-National-Geographic-Forest-Giant/browser/src

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  53. Stephen Hay
    CEO of Zero Interface

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  54. The landscape has changed, but our
    workflows have not.
    We need to change that.

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  59. Andy Clarke
    Designer

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  60. One answer is to design a system,
    not a web page or site.

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  61. Designing
    in the
    Browser
    might be
    the answer.

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  62. Prototype First,
    Photoshop Later.

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  63. A Recipe for
    Designing in the Browser
    Πϯϒϥ΢βσβΠϯɾϨγϐ

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  64. Design vs. Code

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  65. Design and Code

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  66. Designing
    in the Browser

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  67. www.facebook.com/home

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  68. Quartz Composer

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  69. Julie Zhuo
    Product design director
    @ Facebook

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  70. The tools that kept you safe thus far,
    that you've mastered well enough to
    use in your sleep—those tools will
    not always be sufficient. […] So
    invest in new tools.

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  71. Which way should
    We go?

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  72. Design a Card
    ΧʔυΛσβΠϯ͢Δ

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  73. What is Card!?
    Χʔυͬͯ

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  74. insideintercom.io/why-cards-are-the-future-of-the-web

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  76. Card
    Component
    Module

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  77. Just enough

    Information.

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  78. Pinterest

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  79. Chrome Web Store

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  80. Readability

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  81. ੪౻༞໵
    Front-end Developer
    Text T ext
    Text
    Text

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  84. Build a Foundation
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  85. Typography
    λΠϙάϥϑΟ

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  86. Color Scheme
    ΧϥʔεΩʔϜ

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  87. UI Toolkit
    UIπʔϧΩοτ

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  88. topcoat.io

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  89. UI Toolkit is:
    Reference
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    ϦϑΝϨϯε

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  90. UI Toolkit is:
    Document
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    υΩϡϝϯτ

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  93. Build Your UI Toolkit
    UIπʔϧΩοτ͸૑Δ΋ͷ

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  94. html5boilerplate.com

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  95. getbootstrap.com

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  96. D.R.Y
    Don’t Repeat Yourself

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  97. Sir Jonathan Ive
    Senior Vice President of Design
    @ Apple

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  98. It’s very easy to be different,
    but very difficult to be better.

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  99. Iterate on What’s Important.
    Fail Fast, Fail Often.

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  100. Tools

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  102. Requirement for
    Designing Cards

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  103. Partial
    Priority: High

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  104. Data Listing
    Priority: Middle

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  105. Boilerplate
    Priority: Middle

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  106. Data Model
    Priority: Low

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  107. Nice to Have Functions
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  108. Mixture

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  109. Roots

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  110. Middleman

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  111. github.com/jensimmons/designstarterkit

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  112. Recap

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  113. Should Designer
    Write Code?
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    R
    ecap

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  114. What is
    ΢ΣϒσβΠϯͷࠓ
    Web Design Now?
    R
    ecap

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  115. A Recipe for
    Designing in the Browser
    Πϯϒϥ΢βσβΠϯɾϨγϐ
    R
    ecap

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  116. Bret Victor
    Designer

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  118. The most dangerous thought you can
    have as a creative person is to think
    you know what you're doing.

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  119. Learn tools, and use tools, but don't
    accept tools. Always distrust them;
    always be alert for alternative
    ways of thinking.

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  120. Thank You!
    Follow me @ cssradar

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