Radiant Core: firefox2 tag http://www.radiantcore.com/ All of the Radiant Core posts tagged with firefox2. en-ca Copyright 2006, Radiant Core Inc. All rights reserved. webmaster@radiantcore.com webmaster@radiantcore.com <![CDATA[Web2.0 Expo Bound]]> Jay Goldman <info@radiantcore.com> http://www.radiantcore.com/blog/archives/14/04/2007/web20expo http://www.radiantcore.com/blog/archives/14/04/2007/web20expo http://www.radiantcore.com/blog/archives/14/04/2007/web20expo#comments We're off to Web2.0 Expo tomorrow morning (I'll be accompanied by the Bourbon Express known as David Crow), where we'll be making a number of very public appearances:



How to Change the World

Sunday, April 15th, Moscone Center, Room 2002
David and I will be doing a 5-minute, 20 slide, Ignite extravaganza on the use of *Camps for positive change. Look for a profile of TransitCamp as a case study on the power of Open outside of the tech community. We're scheduled to talk in the first block, which kicks off at 7pm. Be there or be []!

The *Camp phenomena has been successfully applied to a variety of technology events. This is the story about moving beyond technology, into public policy. And the impact open, creative communities can have on changing the experience of being a citizen, the face of a city and it's transit system.

Update: our talk went really well, although something got a bit messed up with the slides and images placed in the deck got replaced with images from that machine. We got a lot of laughs from the crowd and many congratulations after, and placed 4th out of 8 speakers, with 9% of the vote. Thanks to everyone who voted for us!



Web2Open

Tuesday April 17th and Wednesday April 28th, Moscone Center
It's an absolute pleasure to join our good friends Chris and Tara to attend Web2Open!

The Web 2.Open was conceived with FooCamp/BarCamp in mind. This open event blends some pre-scheduled content with an open grid where the attendees fill in the sessions they either want to discuss or present themselves. It is the perfect space to provide the community at large with a place to connect with other attendees, learn more about elements of Web 2.0, and share one’s knowledge and experiences.

We're not sure yet if we'll lead a session, but we definitely plan to be there and to help out wherever we're needed.



How to Make 27 Million People Hate You: Lessons from Firefox 2

Wednesday, April 18th, 4:30pm, Moscone Center Room 2018
We'll be up on stage again, this time talking about our experiences designing the official theme for Firefox 2 and about the changing role of designers.

Radiant Core enjoyed the terrifyingly good fortune of working closely with the Mozilla team to design the official theme for Firefox 2. Designing for a group of users larger than the population of Canada is hard! Learn about the challenges of cross-culture/language/platform application development, and why passionate users are both a blessing and a curse. Plus, we'll share the big secret about great design!

Find us on Twitter

If you're coming to the Expo, find us for a drink or dinner! You can follow our adventures on Twitter, where we'll be sure to post the where's and why for's. See you there!

]]> Taking Care of Business Sat, 14 Apr 2007 10:25:00 GMT <![CDATA[The Fox is Out of the Bag]]> Jay Goldman <info@radiantcore.com> http://www.radiantcore.com/blog/archives/25/10/2006/foxoutofthebag http://www.radiantcore.com/blog/archives/25/10/2006/foxoutofthebag http://www.radiantcore.com/blog/archives/25/10/2006/foxoutofthebag#comments www.getfirefox.com and play with all the pretty things we helped to build. I encourage you to download it on every computer you can and help to spread the word, as well as to throw a Firefox Party to likewise help with the celebrations!

Also, it's really hard to argue with a top-notch publication like CNET when they review your product and say things like 8.3/10 and Editor's Choice, and "Mozilla Firefox 2 is a winner, beating Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 on security, features, and overall cool factor and deserving our Editors' Choice award." We were especially touched by statements like "The new shiny-glass look is much more sophisticated, as are the rounded tabs and the hairline borders around the address bar and the search engine box." and "Firefox is truly innovative, yet it's also very practical for everyday use.", which is like getting a big pat on the back for a job well done.

Our congratulations go out to the whole team and to everyone we got to work with, both inside Mozilla (Mike Beltzner, Mike Connor, Mike Shaver, Mike Schroepfer (notice a theme?), Chris Beard, John Lilly, and Paul Kim) and outside. A special non-Mozilla thank you to Sean Martell (designer extraordinaire), the denizens of the #foxymonkies IRC chat room who helped out immeasurably (especially to Gavin Sharp, Seth Spitzer, and Lucy), Joe Hughes, Ben Goodger, Brian Rakowski, Pam Greene, and Linus Upson (all from Google), Steven Garrity (from SilverOrange), and the highly-esteemed Kevin Gerich, Stephen Horlander, and Jon Hicks, all of whom lent their time and advice. It was an honour and a privilege to work with such a team and it is truly awe-inspiring when one has to choose between linking to their prolific and popular blogs or to their Wikipedia entries (apologies if I missed anyone or anyone's links - please comment and I'll update).]]> Taking Care of Business Wed, 25 Oct 2006 23:17:00 GMT