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AUSTIN CONVENTION CENTER: LEVEL 1 12:30 PM Ballroom BC 5:00 PM The Real Responsive Process? Maps as the Emotional Connective Tissue Diving into responsive design projects can be daunting. Old design practices are cumbersome. Four industry leaders will delve into how they handle the responsive process or how they don't. A fluid process to match the fluidity of responsive design. Bam! We���ll also explore some of recent successes and failures while establishing why a responsive process is a responsible process. Aaron Gustafson, Samantha Warren, Steve Fisher, Yesenia Perez-Cruz Panel | Intermediate | Design + Development | #rwdprocess Using maps as the ���emotional connective tissue,��� a personal connection to the consumer can be created in websites, interactive campaigns, mobile apps, games, and much more. In this session, we���ll cover how it���s been done, how it can be replicated, and the future of this tool. We���ll also dive into the mechanics and outcomes of several major marketing campaign using maps. Carlos Cuesta Solo | Beginner | Design + Development | #marketmaps 12:30 PM Exhibit Hall 5 5:00 PM A Conversation with MSNBC���s Rachel Maddow The New Serendipity? The critically acclaimed host of MSNBC���s ���The Rachel Maddow Show��� and one of America���s leading progressive voices makes her SXSW debut. The cable news star brings her signature wit and intelligence to this wide-ranging discussion on politics, pop culture, and news of the day. She���ll also address her New York Times bestselling book Drift and the role of the military in modern American society. Rachel Maddow Featured Session | Beginner | Culture + Entertainment | #Maddow Serendipity is a fuzzy concept that has a powerful effect on our lives. More than blind luck, it's usually the product of lots of passion, insight, or proximity. As we live live that are more accelerated and connected with access to new tools that help us rapidly express our ideas to broad audiences are we creating greater conditions for Serendipity? Colin Raney, John Perry Barlow, Joi Ito, Kevin Rose Featured Session | Beginner | Social + Relationships | #GetLucky 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall 5 Tina Roth Eisenberg Keynote Keynote | Beginner | Entrepreneurialism + Business | #Eisenberg 3:30 PM Ballroom A Arrogance & Confidence in Design Our lives are peppered with annoyance ��� someone, somewhere was responsible for designing that annoyance and sending off into the world to flourish and vex. It seems preposterous that so many products and services exist that fail to accomplish their core function. This is either due to a surplus of designer arrogance or confidence. What can be done to combat this affliction and why should we care? Jonty Sharples Solo | Beginner | Design + Development | #arrogance 3:30 PM Ballroom BC Stand Alone JavaScript Build Tools Stand Alone JavaScript build tools like Grunt.js and Smoosh are examples to organize your files, package and concatenate. Some of these allow you to mix-in other tools like JSHint, JSMin, Less, QUnit and Phantom.js to bring the automation closer to the developer. This panel also will explore an emerging trend to perform these tasks in real time rather than upon commit / continuous integration. Ben Alman, Jacob Thornton, Paul Irish, Ryan Stevens Panel | Intermediate | Design + Development | #javatools PROGRAMMING 3:30 PM Exhibit Hall 5 The Signal & the Noise Nate Silver built an innovative system for predicting baseball performance, predicted the 2008 election within a hair���s breadth, and became a national sensation as a blogger���all by the time he was thirty. Drawing on his own groundbreaking work, Silver examines the world of prediction, investigating how we can distinguish a true signal from a universe of noisy data. Nate Silver Featured Session | Advanced | Entrepreneurialism + Business | #noisedata 5:00 PM Ballroom A Design Like DaVinci: Leonardo's Sketching Lessons Leonardo Da Vinci was a prolific sketcher. He sketched more than 13,000 pages, which are his greatest legacy. Within his Sketchbooks, you can see wireframes, annotations, notes, and categories. After studying his Sketchbooks, I have determined several patterns to improve your visual thinking, problem solving, and designs. By applying these Davincian principles, you can design like Da Vinci. Brian Sullivan Solo | Beginner | Design + Development | #davinci 118 | SXSW 2013 Interactive Festival Ballroom BC Exhibit Hall 5 MONDAY, MARCH 11 11:00 AM Ballroom A Interface Transitions: Designing the Space Between Interface transitions are the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) transitions between different points in a user experience. From the subtle effect of a pin dropping onto a map to the infamous Flash website intros, interface transitions can delight or dismay users. This session will show how you can use interface transitions, and even examine ways that other fields use similar concepts. Corey Chandler, Jorge Furuya Mariche Dual | Intermediate | Design + Development | #uiflow 11:00 AM Ballroom BC About WYSIWYS: What You See Is What You Spec'd An exploration how to develop responsive and adaptive systems and not pages, integrating responsive content with responsive advertising, navigation paradigms cross platform, content aware image sizing and why its important to, at first think small. Alex Breuer, Dan Gardner Dual | Intermediate | Design + Development | #WYSIWYS 11:00 AM Exhibit Hall 5 The Computational Future: A Preview Stephen Wolfram will be giving his vision of what computation will do for people in the future. Not only as it applies to science and knowledge discovery, but also as it pertains to personal well-being. Stephen Wolfram Featured Session | Beginner | Science + Space Exploration | #wolffuture 12:30 PM Ballroom A Do Good Work & Everything Else Happens Hello Design will take designers' questions and challenges, and pair them with principles that have worked to pull back the curtain on how we can collectively push for better design. We'll assess where good design comes from, and the level of risk in not innovating vs. taking chances. Get an inside look at what makes design powerful, and establish the mindset that ���good enough is never enough." David Lai Solo | Beginner | Design + Development | #hellodsgn 12:30 PM Ballroom BC OAuth 2 for Identity & Data Access OAuth 2 unlocks authorized access to user data from dozens of different APIs like YouTube, Google Apps and Facebook in a way that's easier than ever for developers. OAuth 2 can now be used via OpenID Connect to allow users to easily login and sign up with apps faster, with less developer effort. This session will show you how to take advantage of OAuth 2 to improve user experience and security. Ryan Boyd Solo | Intermediate | Design + Development | #oauth2