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Over the next two days, we’ll be bringing you all of the insights, photos, and highlights from Smashing Conference — live from the conference venue. Our team will be posting updates from the early morning to the late evening on both days to bring you as close to the conference as possible. You can also track the tweets from the conference by following the hashtag #smashingconf and permalink for the live updates.

Bookmark this page to follow the auto-updates in real time. Please note that no live stream is available, but all videos will be made available for free after the event. You might want to check the schedule of the conference as well.

Monday, September 9th 2013

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13.12

  

Wi-Fi At The Conference:

A huge Thank You to our technical team for taking care of the Wi-Fi. The attendees also sincerely appreciate it:

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13.00

  

Lunch time! Be sure to try out the Freiburger Wurst at the Münsterplatz! Highly recommendable! 😉

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12.29

  

If you’re working from home, Inayaili de León has got some great advice. Stay in touch with your team, share news with other people, use Skype and Google Hangouts. Pick up the phone.

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12.03

  

Tim Kadlec talks about the importance of performance:

He’s given some great advice on setting a performance budget. Make sure that your page doesn’t go over that budget. This gives you a framework to decide whether you include a feature in your site or not. For example, your client wants you to add a carousel – to stay within budget you can decide to either:

  1. Optimize – optimize the carousel
  2. Remove – remove something else from the website
  3. Don’t include it at all. If something isn’t important enough to replace something there then it doesn’t need to be on your website.

This framework gives you something tangible to talk about with your boss or clients and helps you to make decisions.

Respect the people that come to your site:

  • respect their time, don’t make them waste their time waiting for your website to load.
  • respect their money – people on a mobile network can get charged a lot of money to download your website.
  • respect their desire for content.

Embrace constraints!

Here are some notes by @verpixelt:

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11.37

  

Make sure you say “Hi!” to our wonderful sponsors. They’re the guys that make it possible! Here are some of them in person:

Rukzuk

Inline Manual

WordPress.com

Fotolia

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11.10

  

Grab a snack, have come coffee, and make sure to chat to all of the other attendees. When we come back Tim Kadlec will be talking about “Deliberate Performance” and Inayaili de León Persson about “The Most Important Part of your Job”.

Or just take some pictures of people taking pictures of people taking pictures:

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10.55

  

If you need some help or have some questions, speak to the crew. You can’t miss those orange t-shirts!

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10.50

  

Dan Mall suggests that we change the phrase designing in the browser to “deciding in the browser.”

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10.45

  

Need some directions? Cat shows the way to the Smashing Lounge.

If you need to chill out on some sofas, buy some Smashing Magazine books, or you just want to meet Cody, come along and say hi!

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10.20

  

Dan Mall talks about creating a visual inventory. Present your client with a bunch of websites that have solutions to the problem that you are having. Use these to ask questions that start conversations. Solve your clients’ problems using the successes and failures of others.

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09.45

  

Elliot Jay Stocks tells us his story, walking us through his flash websites with their on-load music, pixel fonts, and other crimes against the Web. But what’s been important are his side projects. Your side projects represent your passion and you never know what can grow from them. They can have a huge impact on your career.

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09.15

  

What a surprise! The world’s first and best Web design boy band perform Bruce Lawson’s “Like a Rounded Corner”. We’ve got Dan Mall on keyboard, Nishant Kothary and Brad Frost on guitar, and Dan Rubin singing — what a performance!

Of course, photos weren’t enough — we just had to record, Bruce!

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08.00

  

Badges are all set and ready to go!

Attendee bags are all ready and full of surprises!

Some of the goodies inside the attendee bag:

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07.15

  

We’re getting the flags ready to hang outside the Kaufhaus:

And here they are! Look out for them blowing in the breeze. Join the queues of designers and developers and watch out of the crew handing out t-shirts. Exciting!

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07.00

  

Getting things ready for Smashing Conference 2013. It’s a beautiful day in Freiburg — the sun is shining and there’s barely a cloud in the sky. Everyone is up, bright and breezy, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone at the Kaufhaus.

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