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NAME:Meta Refresh 2016
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SUMMARY:Meta Refresh 2016
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SUMMARY:Check-in and breakfast
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SUMMARY:Introduction to the conference\; how to navigate the schedule
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Architecting Content Driven Websites
DTSTART:20160917T043000Z
DTEND:20160917T051500Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160906T075425Z
DESCRIPTION:- Introduction\n- Audience\, Context and Goals\n-  Organising 
 and Structuring Content\n    - Identifying Content Types and Modelling\n  
   - Information Architecture\n    - Establishing Relationships\n    - Navi
 gation and Way-finding\n- Capturing Content\n    - Separating Content from
  Presentation Formats\n    - The Role of a CMS\n- Presenting Content\n    
 - Design Systems vs Pages\n    - Identifying Design Patterns\n    - Achiev
 ing Authoring Flexibility vs Design Control\n    - Facilitating Content Di
 scovery\n- Closing Thoughts\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI am a co-founder of [Mi
 ranj](http://miranj.in) — a web design studio in New Delhi. We architect
  information and design radically simple\, future-proof websites. When not
  writing code for the web I enjoy backpacking\, music\, coffee and food. O
 f late I’ve been experimenting with standups and barefoot running.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:The modular future of CSS
DTSTART:20160917T051500Z
DTEND:20160917T060000Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160901T054031Z
DESCRIPTION:## Act 1: The problem\n\nA brief introduction to answer the qu
 estion\, "Why is writing CSS so hard?"\n\n- **A brief history** — how ha
 ve we been building CSS over the years? It used to be easy to write CSS (p
 ages were simpler then)\, but we're still using the same CSS as our apps h
 ave gotten more complex.\n\n- **Where things break down** — Let me walk 
 you through how developers are often frustrated by CSS. Typically\, it's b
 ecause people write them wrong.\n\n## Act 2: Existing solutions\n\nLet's h
 ave a look at how others have solved this problem. I'm going to walk you t
 hrough some popular solutions\, and let's find out what they have in commo
 n.\n\n- **OOCSS** (2011) — One of the first few (CSS systems. Tells us t
 o build sites "like Lego."\n\n- **[SMACSS] (https://smacss.com)** (2012) 
 — This tells us to think of your CSS in layers: base\, layouts\, modules
 \, and states\n\n- **[BEM] (http://bem.info/)** (2013) — It takes SMACSS
 's ideas and makes a convention out of it.\n\n- **React** (2014) — We've
  been building websites as components. It's a natural extension to the com
 ponent-style thinking.\n\n## Act 3: Think in components\n\nIt seems the co
 mmon theme here is to building your UI as components. Here's some more on 
 the matter.\n\n- **[Atomic design methodology] (http://atomicdesign.bradfr
 ost.com/)** — It tells us to think of your site content in components ("
 molecules") that are comprised of smaller components ("atoms").\n\n## Act 
 4: What's next?\nIt seems the common theme here is to building your UI as 
 components. Here are some recent projects that extend that line of thinkin
 g.\n\n- **[RSCSS] (http://rscss.io/)** (2015) — It takes BEM and makes a
  better naming convention from it. I'm the author of RSCSS\, so I'll proba
 bly say a lot here. \n\n- **[Web Components and Shadow DOM] (https://www.w
 3.org/wiki/WebComponents/)** — A proposal to have first-class support fo
 r components. \n\n- **[CSS @scope](https://www.w3.org/TR/css-scoping-1/)**
  — a proposed extension to the HTML standard. \n\n- **[CSS modules] (htt
 ps://css-tricks.com/css-modules-part-1-need/)** — Devs have been writing
  React with "CSS modules": CSS that's scoped to a certain element.\n\n### 
 Speaker bio\n\nRico Sta. Cruz is the web developer/designer behind many po
 pular open source JavaScript libraries in use today. He is one of the top 
 contributors at GitHub\, host of JSConf Asia 2013\, and the head organizer
  of the Philippine JavaScript community Manila.js.\n
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SUMMARY:Morning Tea Break
DTSTART:20160917T060000Z
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SUMMARY:Access All Areas
DTSTART:20160917T063000Z
DTEND:20160917T071500Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160913T045027Z
DESCRIPTION:- Rationale\n- Ground rules\n- Hard bits\n- Testing\n- Happine
 ss\nWith apologies: this is rather brief at the moment since I'm still in 
 the relatively early stages of assembling this talk.\nI've spent the last 
 12 months buildng a UI library ensuring every component is accessible. The
  ARIA specification has it's limitations and sharing my knowledge of the p
 ractical implications will hopefully help other developers.\nI'd love to s
 ave others at least some of the effort and demonstrate that accessibility 
 is not that hard to pull off.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nChris started out as a
  web developer when Netscape ruled the world and is currently working as a
  senior consultant at global insurance-broker JLT. He founded community gr
 oup Singapore CSS because someone had to.\nAside from musical distractions
  and accumulating frequent flyer points\, Chris and his wife Sarah can be 
 found in the company of their small human.\n
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SUMMARY:Dealing with Hyper-growth
DTSTART:20160917T071500Z
DTEND:20160917T080000Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160908T120854Z
DESCRIPTION:The talk picks at [unexpected] challenges\, [hacky] solutions\
 , [unforeseen] disasters & [hidden] opportunities that outline hyper growt
 h and how we have dealt with it.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nAakash is the Chief
  Product Officer at GO-JEK\, an on-demand service provider app from Indone
 sia. His work at GO-JEK is in aligning 11 distinct services into a single 
 app and expand the platform to cater to more & more of the users' daily ne
 eds. He has developed software for more than 10 years before moving into p
 roduct management. He is also the founder of RubyMonk & C42 Engineering\, 
 which got acquired by GO-JEK last year.\n
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SUMMARY:Lunch
DTSTART:20160917T080000Z
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SUMMARY:What I wish I knew as a newbie designer
DTSTART:20160917T090000Z
DTEND:20160917T094000Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Beginner
CREATED:20160906T074559Z
DESCRIPTION:- I'll pick a few categories of challenges faced by newbie des
 igners.\n- For each of these categories\, I will:\n  - Detail the perspect
 ive of a designer fresh out of grad school\, or a designer new to the indu
 stry\n  - Contrast this perspective with what is expected in the industry.
 \n  - Enumerate and explain some techniques that one can default to\, when
  in doubt.\n- Talk about the things that we can do to help newbie designer
 s learn and grow.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nNoopur is a designer at nilenso. A
 n engineer and NID graduate\, she has been a consultant and designed both 
 web and mobile applications for various clients\, small and large. Over th
 e last two years\, she's worked on media publishing platforms\, fintech\, 
 e-commerce\, parenting and education.\n\nShe is a partner at nilenso\, a h
 ippie tree hugging bicycle riding cooperative based in Bangalore. She also
  maps trees over the weekend\, volunteers at Datakind and is always doodli
 ng.\n
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SUMMARY:SHIP IT!  Holistic Design\, Atomistic Development
DTSTART:20160917T094000Z
DTEND:20160917T101000Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp Talk,Advanced
CREATED:20160908T044638Z
DESCRIPTION:* Typical product cycle that we all know and understand\n* Iss
 ues that teams face\, nuances of the design and development cycle\n* Other
  considerations that are important for holistic design and getting product
 s and features to end users and customers\n* Solutions that have worked fo
 r me and the situations they worked in\n* Suggestions that can be implemen
 ted at each stage of the process - requirements\, research\, production\, 
 testing\, release\, etc.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nSameer believes enterprise 
 users deserve a consumer-grade experience and has been working hard at mak
 ing that happen for more than fifteen years in various domains.\n\nCurrent
 ly\, he leads a design team at BlueJeans Network making video collaboratio
 n a great experience for business users. He also provides mentorship to yo
 ung designers at DesignLab.\n
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SUMMARY:User Knowledge Generation: Ethnography & Data Analytics Crossovers
DTSTART:20160917T101000Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160913T045130Z
DESCRIPTION:Business Requireement to Focus of Ethnography\nUsers and their
  Context\nStories from the field\nPilot with a wearable\nEthnographic insi
 ghts to Evidences\nUser context knowledge to Ontology\nDesign of Caregivin
 g Ontology\nFuture Possibilities & Applications it could engender\n\n### S
 peaker bio\n\nJyotirmaya works as an HCI Researcher and UX Specialist with
  Xerox Research Center India\, Bengaluru. He works extensively in the core
  areas of Interaction Design for various mediums\, and he is particularly 
 interested in how the actual user context and behavioral understanding can
  shape more humane technologies. He holds multiple design patents and has 
 published in journals like EPIC\, W4A\, ICP\, HCII\, etc.\n
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SUMMARY:Evening tea break
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SUMMARY:Data Driven Product Development
DTSTART:20160917T112500Z
DTEND:20160917T115500Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp Talk,Beginner
CREATED:20160906T074614Z
DESCRIPTION:- Pick a feature\, like Instagram Stories or maybe a feature f
 rom one of Razorpay's product\n- Define what would be right product questi
 ons to ask for a feature like this. For eg:\n  - How many people use this 
 feature?\n  - Does this feature work as expected?\n  - Have we even define
 d what would be classified as success for this feature?\n  - How much of a
  success is it really? Can it be quantified?\n  - What would make it a fai
 led feature?\n  - What information would you need to debug the feature if 
 it doesn’t work as expected?\n  - etc.\n- Define what would be the best 
 metrics to track\n- How to analyse the data?\n- How to find patterns in da
 ta?\n- Stepping out of data into the real world\n  - Office wide testing\n
   - Coffee shop testing\n- Iterate\, track\, modify\, iterate\n\n### Speak
 er bio\n\nWhile I am primarily a developer\, I have been the go to guy at 
 Razorpay for product for almost 2 years now. I have made it my business to
  know what are the issues that an end customer faces while making payments
  and how to tackle them the best. In the process I ended up creating super
  verbose data logging system\, so much so that I can tell exactly what mad
 e the user cancel a payment on an android device. I was playing with data 
 at Zomato before this\, where I developed the first version of their in-ho
 use product analytics system. And now I am a firm believer in data and pro
 duct going hand in hand.\n
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SUMMARY:UX Choreography: motion design and micro-interactions
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