Weeknote 176
Edinburgh
Edinburgh
Last week I attended Beyond Tellerrand once again in Düsseldorf, Germany and these are some of my reflections and main takeaways from the event.
Short days, Presentation and workshop prep
Cycling to Folkestone, Presentation by a font designer
Diving into details of what Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines are about.
Auditing a website to measure how accessible it is takes on an extensive range of manual and automated tests to cover all aspects of usability.
Updated slide deck for my talk on usability testing published on Notist https://noti.st/calumryan/j0tIxt/usability-testing
IndieWebCamp was back in Berlin again this month for a weekend of talks, discussion and making, along with a meeting for IndieWeb organisers the day before.
A community driven framework to standardise the way image-based resources are shared and presented across the internet.
Introductory overview of the history behind Linked Data on the web and what standards exist to represent linked data today.
For the past twelve months I’ve been organising a meetup in London for people interested and committed to improving their own websites.
Today I made it down to Brighton for Summer Homebrew Website Club Sprint along with taking in the carnival atmosphere of Brighton Pride.
A rich, diverse range of talks and people meeting together to talk designing great UI and UX for the web.
A round-up of my visit to Digibury Weekender 2014 in Canterbury, Kent.
Multi-Mania is a free Belgian conference done almost entirely in English; in a league that isn't far off the mega-sized technology conferences which California plays host to.
The Cadbury sponsored Hack & Jam event took place as part of the Digital Shoreditch 2012 festival. I was lucky enough to be chosen as one of a select few to participate in the two-day hackathon which took place at Google Campus, London.