Web Standards Project 2011 Open Meeting [SXSWi 2011]

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Aaron Gustafson

What WaSP has been up to for the last year: WaSP InterACT, Small Business Outreach, and Web Standards Sherpa.

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We started out by
spreading the word to
anyone who’d listen.

We took browsers to
task for their sins
against web standards.

We goaded software
developers into
embracing standards.

In many ways you could
say we won the battle
over web standards.

So why are so many
web sites still built
without using
web standards?

There are a lot
of people we
haven’t reached.

Get the Book Explore the Curriculum
interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

InterACT Curriculum
WaSP InterACT is a living, open curriculum based upon web
standards and best practices, designed to teach students the
skills of the web professional.

Get the Book Explore the Curriculum
interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

InterACT Curriculum

• Assignments.
• Grading rubrics.
• Modules.
• Living curriculum.

Get the Book Explore the Curriculum
interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

InterACT with
Web Standards
• Maps with the InterACT curriculum.
• Integrates assignments.
• Includes resources.

Get the Book Explore the Curriculum
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Time

• Teach.
• Advise.
• Support.
• Volunteer.
• Practice.
• Research.
• Publish.

Get the Book Explore the Curriculum
interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

Time

• Teach.
• Advise.
• Support.
•
•
•
Volunteer.
Practice.
Research.
Change.
• Publish.

Get the Book Explore the Curriculum
interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

The Problem:
Why aren’t my developers more
synergistically cohesive with our KPIs? I
need to incentivize them.

Why can’t she grok that
coding semantic apps on the
backend takes time???

Our Curriculum
Tech-y Bus-y
Internet Technology
Data Management Project Management
Server Side Development Analysis and Design
Client Side Development Business Strategy
User Experience
Capstone Project (9 months)
Majority Interact Content Partial Interact Content

What we get from Interact
Interesting curriculum and content
Access to industry professionals.
Community of professionals and educators
passionate about Web standards.
Teaching, training, and technology
standards.

the best attorney website
design solution on the Web

Process Findability
Cost Accessibility
User Maintenance
Mobile
Experience
Technologies
Browsers Ownership

“ Web Standards Sherpa’s experts
provide helpful, pragmatic and
up-to-date advice on best practices
for web professionals everywhere.

Limit your usage to t wo fonts (three at
the absolute most) to help viewers
focus on the words, not how many
different fonts are saying them.

Good design, when it’s done well,
becomes invisible. It’s only when it’s
done poorly that we notice it.

We want to make the web better.
We hope you’ll join us.

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Web Standards Project 2011 Open Meeting [SXSWi 2011]

1. Open Meeting 2011

2. What happened to WaSP?

3. We started out by spreading the word to anyone who’d listen.

4. We led browser upgrade campaigns.

5. We took browsers to task for their sins against web standards.

6. We goaded software developers into embracing standards.

7. In many ways you could say we won the battle over web standards.

8. So why are so many web sites still built without using web standards?

9. We’ve been preaching to the converted.

10. There are a lot of people we haven’t reached.

11. But we want to change that.

12.

13. CHALLENGES

14. SOLUTIONS

15. TIME

16. CHANGE

17. RESOURCES

18. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

19. InterACT Curriculum WaSP InterACT is a living, open curriculum based upon web standards and best practices, designed to teach students the skills of the web professional. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

20. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

21. InterACT Curriculum • Assignments. • Grading rubrics. • Modules. • Living curriculum. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

22. InterACT with Web Standards • Maps with the InterACT curriculum. • Integrates assignments. • Includes resources. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

23. TIME

24. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

25. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

26. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

27. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

28. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

29. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

30. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

31. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

32. Time • Teach. • Advise. • Support. • Volunteer. • Practice. • Research. • Publish. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

33. Time • Teach. • Advise. • Support. • • • Volunteer. Practice. Research. Change. • Publish. Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

34. + = Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

35. = Get the Book Explore the Curriculum interactwithwebstandards.com interact.webstandards.org/curriculum

36. Implementation

37. The Problem: Why aren’t my developers more synergistically cohesive with our KPIs? I need to incentivize them. Why can’t she grok that coding semantic apps on the backend takes time???

38. The Solution: Management + Technology

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41. Our Curriculum Tech-y Bus-y Internet Technology Data Management Project Management Server Side Development Analysis and Design Client Side Development Business Strategy User Experience Capstone Project (9 months) Majority Interact Content Partial Interact Content

42. What we get from Interact Interesting curriculum and content Access to industry professionals. Community of professionals and educators passionate about Web standards. Teaching, training, and technology standards.

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45. Let’s travel back in time to 2001.

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49. the best attorney website design solution on the Web

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51. Process Findability Cost Accessibility User Maintenance Mobile Experience Technologies Browsers Ownership

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54. next steps: