The schedule for Patterns Day

There are only seventeen more days until Patterns Day. Squee!

I’ve got a plan now for how the day is going to run. Here’s the plan:

9am – 9:50am	registration
9:50am – 10am	opening remarks
10am – 10:30am	Laura Elizabeth
10:30am – 11am	Ellen deVries
11am – 11:30am	break
11:30am – 12pm	Sareh Heidari
12pm – 12:30pm	Rachel Andrew
12:30pm – 2pm	lunch break
2pm – 2:30pm	Alice Bartlett
2:30pm – 3pm	Jina Anne
3pm – 3:30pm	break
3:30pm – 4pm	Paul Lloyd
4pm – 4:30pm	Alla Kholmatova
4:30pm – 4:40pm	closing remarks

There was a great response to my call for sponsors. Thanks to Amazon Video, we’ll have video recordings of all the talks. Thanks to Deliveroo, we’ll have coffee and tea throughout the day …and pastries in the morning! …and popcorn in the afternoon!!

You’re on your own for lunch. I’ve listed some options on the website, but I should add some more.

I have to say, looking at the schedule for the day, I’m very excited about this line-up. To say I’m looking forward to it would be quite the understatement. I can’t wait!

A walkthrough of our design system and how we got here | Kyan

It all started at Patterns Day…

(Note: you’ll probably need to use Reader mode to avoid taxing your eyes reading this—the colour contrast …doesn’t.)

Patterns Day 2017 | Flickr

Marc took some great pictures at Patterns Day.

Patterns Day 2017: Jina Anne on Vimeo

Jina invented an entirely new genre for her Patterns Day talk—autobiographical fantasy.

Patterns Day 2017: Sareh Heidari on Vimeo

Time for another video from Patterns Day. Here’s Sareh Heidari walking us through Grandstand, the CSS framework at the BBC.

Patterns Day 2017: Ellen De Vries on Vimeo

The latest video from Patterns Day is up—Ellen’s superb philosophical presentation: Patterns in Language, Language in Patterns.

There’s so much packed into this one, it might take more than one viewing to take it all in.