Google I/O 2014 recap for web developers

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The Google IO 2014 conference was held on 25th and 26th June. This year there was quite a lot on offer for web developers. In this deck I collect some videos you that cover research findings on mobile web usability, google’s new unified design philosophy (Material design), a library called Polymer to help make developing web components easier and last but not least why you should be using HTTPS everywhere. We take a look at: Design principles for a modern web. Material design; Google’s new visual language used across all new products going forward. Why Google thinks web components are the future of the web

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A recap for web developers
Google
I/O 2014

Web
Fundamentals:
Best practices for
modern web
development.

Google ran a usability study spanning 100 sites
and held 119 in-person, one-hour usability
sessions with Android and iOS smartphone users.

This resulted in 22 Principles in 5 categories

Material
Design:
A visual language for
the modern
web.

Material design is Google’s new visual language
used across all new products going forward.

The principles of material design can be
summarised as

The fundamentals of light, surface, and movement
are key to conveying how objects move, interact,
and exist in space in relation to each other.

Deliberate color choices, edge-to-edge imagery,
large-scale typography, and intentional white
space create a bold and graphic interface that
immerses the user in the experience.

Motion is meaningful and appropriate, serving to
focus attention and maintain continuity.
Feedback is subtle yet clear. Transitions are
efﬁcient yet coherent

Applied
Material
Design
How to apply material design to your app

Web components are a new W3C draft spec
that allows developers to develop custom tags
and describe how they should act and render
in the browser.

Polymer
and the Web
Components
revolution

The polymer project is a library developed by
google to make developing web components
easier

HTTPS
Everywhere:
Why we should be
using HTTPS for
everything

www.aestheticio.com
To learn
more click the
link below

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Google I/O 2014 recap for web developers

1. A recap for web developers Google I/O 2014

2. Web Fundamentals: Best practices for modern web development.

3. Google ran a usability study spanning 100 sites and held 119 in-person, one-hour usability sessions with Android and iOS smartphone users.

4. This resulted in 22 Principles in 5 categories

5. Home and navigation

6. Site search

7. Form entry

8. Commerce and conversions

9. Site wide considerations

10. Material Design: A visual language for the modern web.

11. Material design is Google’s new visual language used across all new products going forward.

12. The principles of material design can be summarised as

13. Material is the metaphor

14. The fundamentals of light, surface, and movement are key to conveying how objects move, interact, and exist in space in relation to each other.

15. Bold, graphic, intentional

16. Deliberate color choices, edge-to-edge imagery, large-scale typography, and intentional white space create a bold and graphic interface that immerses the user in the experience.

17. Motion provides meaning

18. Motion is meaningful and appropriate, serving to focus attention and maintain continuity. Feedback is subtle yet clear. Transitions are efﬁcient yet coherent

19. Material Design Principles

20. Applied Material Design How to apply material design to your app

21. Polymer: A web components library

22. Web Components a game changer

23. Web components are a new W3C draft spec that allows developers to develop custom tags and describe how they should act and render in the browser.

24. Polymer and the Web Components revolution

25. The polymer project is a library developed by google to make developing web components easier

26. HTTPS Everywhere: Why we should be using HTTPS for everything

27. www.aestheticio.com To learn more click the link below