A project-manager’s reflections on human-centered problem-solving,
client communication,
and user feedback in agile web development.
The web is more than a technology platform,
it was created with a mission statement.
Design, code, and process trends also come with attached philosophies –
and they aren’t always friendly to the user.
We’ll talk about our human-centered approach to product-design,
transparent client communication,
learning to understand user-feedback,
and designing for edge-cases with integrated teams.
An overview of the philosophy behind the web
How the medium influences what we make, and how we work
Understanding “open” and “opinionated” philosophies
Understanding (and seeking-out) user-feedback, without sacrificing vision
How we integrate developers and designers in tight feedback cycles
How we talk to clients about design choices
Thought provoking talk on rethinking who the user is
and who we are writing for as developers.
Wow! Made me think.
New CSS features are shipping at an unprecedented rate –
cascade layers, container queries, the :has() selector,
subgrid, nesting, and so much more.
It’s a good time to step back and understand
how these tools fit together in a declarative system –
a resilient cascade of styles.
