Annotated presentation for Topio 2023 talk

[baltpeter]

Inspired by https://simonwillison.net/2023/Aug/6/annotated-presentations/

This isn't quite done yet, @zner0L's new slides don't have text yet.

[cypress]

Passing run #4977 ↗︎

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squash me: Update Hugo (needed for findRESubmatch)
Project: datenanfragen/website	Commit: 3b1b3f7c93
Status: Passed	Duration: 04:16 💡
Started: Sep 18, 2023 8:53 AM	Ended: Sep 18, 2023 8:58 AM

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[mal-tee]

This is great! But I am a bit torn on the design, why don't we wrap this in a slide show?

[baltpeter]

I adapted Simon's design for the most part. I do like having everything on one page for discoverability (scrolling is about as obvious as it gets). We do have a JS-free implementation of a carousel for the Honey act page but that is annoying to produce and… not great. Also, I'm not sure how it holds up a11y-wise.

Why would you prefer a carousel, what benefits do you see?

[mal-tee]

Why would you prefer a carousel, what benefits do you see?

Do separate the slides from the background of the page. I guess a border or some other CSS styling could fix this as well. I'd also prefer a bolder line between slides. Maybe even introduce a new shade for the slide's caption?

And I am once again proposing that we should bump the image quality. Imo these slides are compressed way too much.

[baltpeter]

Do separate the slides from the background of the page. I guess a border or some other CSS styling could fix this as well.

But why? We don't separate "regular" images (e.g. in blog posts) from the background, either? :D

I'd also prefer a bolder line between slides.

Imo that looks silly but I don't care that much. What does @zner0L think?