Beyond Tellerrand: Connecting The Digital To Analog
The Internet is full of data. Can’t we print them on paper ?
I really enjoyed Brian Suda’s talk. This is perhaps because my father worked in the paper industry as a typesetter.
Mr. Suda showed us how we can connect the digital to the analog. For example, why a boarding pass is “just” a boarding pass ? Why not adding usefull information on it like the weather forecast at the destination, the train connection to the city, etc. ?
Thus, a boarding pass can accompany the traveler during his trip and will not be forgotten in a pocket.
As web developer, web design for screen everydays. Why don’t we design for print anymore ? There’s plenty of tricks to make a printed page from the interent more useable.
Here is my sketchnote:
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And here are some tweets related to the talk:
The Sweet Spot according to @briansuda #btconf pic.twitter.com/31hrn2kHBW
— Henning Hoyer (@ihazweb) 5 Novembre 2014
Finally: 1st Venn diagram at #btconf by @briansuda: science∩art = wonder pic.twitter.com/uWswmLuHt3
— Gunnar Bittersmann (@g16n) 5 Novembre 2014
@briansuda "Animated GIFs are available at paper - i don't know how to use them - but they are here!" #btconf #paper pic.twitter.com/iV9ceHoZoQ
— Matthias H. Lick (@mhlick) 5 Novembre 2014
Sketch notes of @briansuda's talk at #btconf pic.twitter.com/dz3JyrsITL
— Anselm Hannemann (@helloanselm) 5 Novembre 2014
Web Mashups on lovely, foldable, on-demand printouts. Thx for the great idea @briansuda on #btconf
— Andy Pillip (@AndyPillip) 5 Novembre 2014