The user-centered (not centric) design panel was interesting. I now have many ideas on ways to improve some of our processes at Pyra. And some general ideas for features. But I was generally impressed with our current process. (which is heavily influenced by The Inmates are Running the Asylum.) They talked about creative treatments/scenerios...while we use personas to generate these. Ok, enough shop talk. On to the shady grove for some serious slacking.
I wore my Blogger T-Shirt to the conference today. Random people walked up and asked about Blogger. [gratuitous link.] It was fun. :) Us usually anonymous behind-the-scenes programmers like a little glory once in a while too. It sounds like people are generally enthusiastic about it...which is nice. But I'm waiting for the backlash. ahh, dreaded backlash. So as a preemptive strike, we should start making fun of ourselves. oh wait, I bet Neale has already done that. ;)
Note to self: purchase DAT recorder. someday.
I see that ev made it to phoenix for pc forum. He's showing up in Dan Bricklin's pictures, anyway. I wish he had a DAT recorder with him so I could hear all of the great conversations he's going to have. ;)
I wish Cron Daemon was attending this conference. She sends me a nice email every day. It would be great to meet IRL.
matt is posting some pictures from sxsw too.
early to bed and early to rise reduces the fatigue associated with hangovers. or so they say.
sxsw pictures: day 2.
so...here i am in a tex-mex restarant posting to my weblog with a palm
vii. i just finished attending a panel about online journaling. they
made distinctions between weblogs and journals...but i still can't see
much of a difference. i just ordered a margarita on the rocks. (with
salt.)
sxsw pictures: day 1.
at the deepleap party
more tomorrow. including the sxsw web awards. must sleep now.