Muthukumar Rajamani : Interaction Designer/Manager, Bangalore

Product Experience Management,User Reseach at Cisco Systems, India

dCamp Bangalore V 1.0 rocked!

The first ever design unconference in India, dCamp Bangalore witnessed participation from an interesting mix of designers, developers, product managers etc., Over 75 campers and 10 speakers participated at Yahoo’s campus, yesterday. The good folks from Yahoo Bangalore sponsored the event and made arrangement for t-shirts, lunch and Beer!

Read Saurabh Minni’s detailed blog post.

I gave a live-demo on designing Web 2.0 Layouts & Widgets” using CSS, JavaScript and YUI

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This was part of my plan to conduct a workshop called ” Ajax for Designers”. Realized that in order to understand AJAX, its important for us to understand the basics of HTML, CSS, DOM & JavaScript. The preso contained 1 page refreshers for the above. I also realized that the 25 minute slot is way to short to explain the basics of all these technologies. All that i wanted the folks to remember were Div, Class, Id and JavaScript Function. The intent of the workshop is to better bridge the gap between design and development and IMHO, its important for designers to understand the basics of rich web applications, UI libraries and toolkits.

Amit Pande from Oracle on Enterprize 2.0
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Photos of dcamp Bangalore can be accessed here and here

Hallway Conversations!
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Navneet Nair from Google on User Motivations
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dCampers sharing a lighter moment!

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Categories: AJAX, DOM, JavaScript, CSS, XHTML, HTML5 - Bangalore - Events, Unconferences and Conferences - User eXperience Design
Awaiting for you to share your presentation :-)
17 September 07 at 03:53
Aargh i missed it. Was not feeling well :-(
17 September 07 at 04:05
 
[...] The unconference has been covered quite well by Saurabh Minni, Anand Bora, and Muthu. Thanks to everyone who took pictures of the event – now what we need is a mashup of the DCamp Flickr images! In this post, i will cover some of my observations and takeaways from the event: [...]
Hey muthu & other dcamp enthusiasts,

There’s a section on the wiki at the bottom for speakers to upload their ppt’s .

chk it out.

Keep Clicking,
Bhasker
18 September 07 at 22:15
Cool yahoo! is India. Lots of out sourcing these days.
4 July 08 at 21:14