New Adventures

2011–2013, 2019–2020. NA was the essential conference for design-minded web practitioners organised by @colly and @hellogeri with help from generous friends.

[New Adventures @naconf]

We're going to post a 2020 conference talk to YouTube each morning for the next seven working days. Stand by.

[Site Nonsite @sitenonsite]

Streaming everywhere 🎶
Moss Garden, the first single from Kyoto, is a soothing, squelchy, trip-hoppy, BoC-esque thing recounting a peaceful walk around the beautiful garden at Saihō-ji, a.k.a. Kokedera (moss temple).
https://t.co/JHNWVsEZwx
https://t.co/gzCDnUUA6F

[New Adventures @naconf]

Thank you, Pete 😊

[Maykel Loomans @miekd]

Took some time last night to re-process some photos from @naconf 2012, w/ the inimitable @colly, @sambrown, @cole007, @gordonhatusupy, @gablaxian, @drbparsons et al!

(Small note: Lightroom Classic crawling on an M1 Max while @usedarkroom soared. Whew.)

https://t.co/zwebptj7BY

[John @johnwithbeard]

Very interesting interview! Thanks. *I also remember the @naconf talk by @jessicahische, amazing talk

[New Adventures @naconf]

The World Wide Work is always here when you need it. https://t.co/gBNIBjsPWw

[New Adventures @naconf]

Remember @beep’s The World Wide Work at NA 2019? He meant every word and he’s been pushing ever since. This is important. https://t.co/ZXnmvzgQHY

[ᴊᴘ @jpkoudstaal]

Seeing this made me think back to @beep’s excellent talk at @naconf in 2019.

A talk on automation, power, justice, and labor in the tech industry. Read or see it here: https://t.co/9WGsXsJF0P

//cc @colly

[New Adventures @naconf]

“The issues raised made the future seem a little bleak. I felt frustrated and overwhelmed, but at the same time there were a collection of people who were determined to design a better way forward.“ @Jenny_Hadfield on NA and her new role @PaperSheffield https://t.co/lsrj6W8p3R

[Faculty @facultyco]

We have a new website to showcase more of our work, and—for the first time—we’re publishing a collection of guides we call Faculty Standards. Please have a look. https://t.co/s3jCRGzQaF

[New Adventures @naconf]

@Orangetronic @jongold @jackosborne @brendandawes @jordanmoore ...and, if I may, this one from me (@colly) https://t.co/poDanGa8rK

[New Adventures @naconf]

@Orangetronic @jongold @jackosborne @brendandawes On this topic, you all might like the article @jordanmoore wrote for our 2019 accompanying magazine (also references Brendan’s player) https://t.co/W3HQS6DlTO

[New Adventures @naconf]

@LaraconOnline @PierceMcGeough If we do take our event online, that's sure to be an invaluable reference. Sincere thanks!

[New Adventures @naconf]

Online

[New Adventures @naconf]

Online

[haleigh @HaleighHoude]

one of my fave talks from the conference I was lucky enough to attend earlier this year! so important, i remember hanging on every word

also, this whole thread has amazing speakers on it- seriously pick any topic 💛

[Tatiana Mac @TatianaTMac]

I’ve been waiting for this moment.

Of all my talks, Our Banal Binary is maybe the most *me;* a pastiche of linguistics, math, systems thinking, history, and shitposts all thrown together to examine the fundamental flaw behind our industry.

[New Adventures @naconf]

7. Our Banal Binary, from @TatianaTMac

The binary could become the most monolithic harbinger to developing nuanced solutions for social change and innovation. We must explore a new model that encourages a more intersectional and inclusive way to build.

https://t.co/FeWRkAxxBu

[New Adventures @naconf]

We're going to post a 2020 conference talk to YouTube each morning for the next seven working days. Stand by.

[New Adventures @naconf]

6. Designing for a collective futurity: mapping the unseen, from @FINOkoye

We must create truly inclusive design for diverse global audiences with intersecting needs, and meet questions of sustainability, ethical and advocatory design, and cybersecurity.

https://t.co/oNAYUQjqXM