The document appears to be notes from a presentation or talk. It includes an introduction from the presenter Sarup Banskota who provides their name and contact information. Several discussion points are listed around collaboration tools, use of SVGs, working individually or in teams, and processes for hiring and onboarding designers. The presentation closes with thanks from the presenter.

1. Slide intentionally left blank
in memory of designers who
lost the battle trying to
explain their thought process
(to people who wanted
Comic Sans, btw).

2. Howdy!
Oops, looks like I’m super excited to be here today ;-)

3. Oh, I’m Sarup Banskota!
(If you also think these pants
don’t suit me, you can let
me know by tweeting to
@SarupBanskota).

5. … so because designers found
it to be PITA collaborating
over mailing lists, some
awesome Fedorans started
GlitterGallery.

9. Which brings me to the first
point of today’s talk. Do you
think this model would work
for you? What model would
suit you better?

10. Which brings me to the first
point of today’s talk. Do you
think this model would work
for you? What model would
suit you better?
Do you use SVGs
at all? What
tools do you
make use of?

11. Which brings me to the first
point of today’s talk. Do you
think this model would work
for you? What model would
suit you better?
Do you work in
a team? Do you
work alone?
Collaboration?

15. We thought of the idea
of “Glitterposts”, which
is currently being
ignored; although it
excites me the most.

16. We thought of the idea
of “Glitterposts”, which
is currently being
ignored; although it
excites me the most.
The way GitHub
handles
references to
commits/pull
requests.

17. We thought of the idea
of “Glitterposts”, which
is currently being
ignored; although it
excites me the most.
Medium style
commenting,
across the
document.

18. Which brings me to the final
set of questions. Do you feel
you’d like to learn
designer’s perspectives this
way? Would this help you
hire better designers?

19. Which brings me to the final
set of questions. Do you feel
you’d like to learn
designer’s perspectives this
way? Would this help you
hire better designers?
When a new
designer joins
your team, how do
you explain her
the work so far?

20. Which brings me to the final
set of questions. Do you feel
you’d like to learn
designer’s perspectives this
way? Would this help you
hire better designers?
When you are
looking to hire
designers, how
does the process
generally work?

21. Thanks!
It was great flying with you :-)