The document discusses a meetup about visualizing development from printed pages to a single searchable page on a device. It talks about using maps versus tables, maps in emergencies, how the team formed between Kathmandu Living Labs, Google Disaster Corps and the National Planning Commission. It outlines the design process and questions considered like what information users seek, what platform is most accessible, if users will have internet access, if they want to print information, how users will navigate and search. It also discusses choosing tools and why the team chose to use the React framework.

1. VISUALIZING DEVELOPMENT
From 600 pages on print to a single searchable page on
your device
JS Developers’ Meetup
September 26, 2015
Kathmandu
Pratik Gautam
Web-GIS Engineer
Kathmandu Living Labs

2. CONTEXT

3. MAPS VS TABLES

4. MAPS IN AN EMERGENCY

5. HOW THE TEAM FORMED

6. KATHMANDU LIVING LABS
GOOGLE DISASTER CORPS
NATIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION

7. THE DESIGN PROCESS

8. WHAT INFORMATION
DID OUR USERS SEEK?

9. WHICH PLATFORM IS MOST
ACCESSIBLE TO OUR USERS?

10. WILL OUR USERS HAVE
CONSTANT INTERNET
ACCESS?

11. WILL OUR USERS WANT
TO PRINT ANY OF THE
INFORMATION PRESENTED?

12. HOW WILL OUR USERS
NAVIGATE?

13. WILL OUR USERS PERFORM
SEARCHES?

14. WHAT WILL OUR USERS
SEARCH FOR?

15. HOW DO WE HIGHLIGHT
SEARCH RESULTS?

16. THESE QUESTIONS ARE PART
OF UI DESIGN

17. CHOOSING YOUR TOOLS

18. DO WE NEED TO USE A
FRAMEWORK OR WILL JQUERY
SUFFICE?

19. WHICH FRAMEWORK DO WE
USE?

20. WHY DID WE CHOOSE
REACT?