Interesting topic and perspective presented on focusing on the mobile design first and adding elements as screen real estate allows. Personally, I had a hard time staying engaged since it focused a lot on front end, but it was interesting none-the-less.
Oriented towards front-end folks, Frédéric's talk was a battlecry (or reminder for some?) that mobile is taking over desktops, so we need to consider mobile's needs first, not secondarily. Interesting tenet to design for touch first. I guess that means on-hover will go the way of the dodo? :)
As I was wanting more technical detail, I had to remind myself this was a keynote. Luckily you gave another talk on the subject which actually went in to more detail.
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Interesting topic and perspective presented on focusing on the mobile design first and adding elements as screen real estate allows. Personally, I had a hard time staying engaged since it focused a lot on front end, but it was interesting none-the-less.
Oriented towards front-end folks, Frédéric's talk was a battlecry (or reminder for some?) that mobile is taking over desktops, so we need to consider mobile's needs first, not secondarily. Interesting tenet to design for touch first. I guess that means on-hover will go the way of the dodo? :)
Interesting topic, but I feel like it is something that we've all heard before (but aren't doing).
As I was wanting more technical detail, I had to remind myself this was a keynote. Luckily you gave another talk on the subject which actually went in to more detail.