David Dylan Thomas started his closing talk strong with such a good quote.
It's still going strong.
Like his talks title says:
"No, seriously, fuck engagement: Building a more human web"
This video shared by David de Léon in his #btconf talk „The Gentle Art of Design Feedback“ is so so so good. Kids giving valuable design feedback without hurting the criticized ❤️https://youtu.be/E_6PskE3zfQ?si=OCcPz76FHRZeO0g8
Good morning from the #btconf HQ. While writing the newsletter for today, I uploaded the next video of the 2024 edition in Düsseldorf. Here comes Adrienne Tacke and “Looks GREAT To Me: Getting Past Bare Minimum Code Reviews”. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/fB7pKIF-4tw
Summer break? Yes, I can feel this as it is quite silent. Grab your tickets for #btconf Berlin early. It helps us organising our event. https://beyondtellerrand.com/events/berlin-2024/tickets
Chris Campe of @BerlinLetters inadvertently became a protest sign influencer after painting some protest signs for herself to use.
She leant into it, and started doing workshops on how to draw effective protest signs.
👀 NEUE PODCAST FOLGE!
Diesmal wird es sehr persönlich.
✨ Private Veränderungen
✨ #BTCONF && #GPN22
✨ Online-Behördengänge mit E-Perso
✨ Sabbatical und was man dabei über sich selbst lernt
✨ RSS-Feed-Styling
✨ Wahre Geschichte des Windows 10 Wallpapers
Hört rein! (Und erzählt euren Freunden davon!)
https://wowirsindistvorne.show/something-old-something-new/
Last video of #btconf talks online from what was recorded in Düsseldorf. Watch David Dylan Thomas and “No, Seriously, Fuck Engagement: Building a More Human Web” https://youtu.be/CTmSqxu3kWg
📸 🥳 📸 Here's the full gallery of my @btconf Düsseldorf 2024 coverage. 120 images in their full monochromatic glory. 😎 Enjoy! #btconf
- Feedback is a gift, even if not so intended. It is sometimes uncomfortable, but that means it's useful.
- It is just information. Do with it what you want.
- Become a collector of feedback. Get as much information out of a session as you can.
- Not everyone has to to like your work, or like you.
- It's rarely about you. They may have stuff going on, or have a pissed-off thinking face.
- Assume some negative feedback.
- Feedback may sting, because we're human.
Thank you David de Léon.
You might have seen it already, but yesterday we started releasing videos of #btconf talks from our last edition in Düsseldorf. First one up is Chris Campe with “Say Something!”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuS08lGN58w
