The contrast between the green background and white text on the splash page is way below the 4.5:1 minimum contrast ratio. Please fix the contrast.

Might be interesting if we could find anything from the first years events to post.

@zachfalsetto please look into this.

Samsung Galaxy S4 mini, Android 4.1.1
Browsers: native Android & Chrome
Portrait view only.

Just more vertical space would be nice (see the g in "Dirigez"):

Tablet: Asus Memo Pad, Android 4.1.1
Mobile phone: Samsung Galaxy S4 mini, Android 4.2.2

For both devices, Android & Chrome browsers, tapping any of the text fields to type information will lead to the page being refreshed. So, that pretty much means you can't type anything in, at least, my non-desktop devices.

@num3thod can you update the image?

@zachfalsetto see:

• http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwet-boew.github.io%2Fcodefest%2Fsessions-en.html%23toufics-session-title&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0
• http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwet-boew.github.io%2Fcodefest%2Fsessions-fr.html&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.3+http%3A%2F%2Fvalidator.w3.org%2Fservices

Can you email me your gmail address? I'll share our content draft space with you.

Thanks,

mb

Where is the event held exactly in Carleton? Or are we still trying to get a space?

@EricDunsworth We've finished the french content, it's in the google doc. Could you help us code it?

Thanks!
mb

Francais should be Français.

@zachfalsetto can you please correct this.

Devices
Tablet: Asus Memo Pad 7; Android 4.1.1
Phone: Samsung Galaxy S4 mini; Android 4.4.2

Can't scroll sideways to view the afternoon schedules.
Happen in English & French pages

Device: Samsung Galaxy S4 mini, Android 4.2.2

Not a big deal, but I think they're placed too close together when the phone is in portrait view.

@EricDunsworth Can you add two more tabs for Volunteers and Collaborate?

Thanks!
mb

Tablet: Asus Memo Pad 7, Android 4.1.1
Mobile phone: Samsung Galaxy S4 mini, Android 4.2.2
Browsers: native Android browsers

Can only scroll down to "Participant level of expertise"

I think this tab should be renamed to Activities to be consistent with the names of the other tabs which are all nouns.

Also, I would move the volunteering information out of this tab and to either the Registration tab, as its the same registration form, or to a separate tab. The question is: Do people expect to find volunteering information under "Registration". I have my doubts.

The morning of CodeFest, we should change the default tab to the Location tab as most people visiting the site at that time will probably be looking for where they need to go.

After the registration is completed (9am according to the schedule), we should change the default tab to the Schedule tab as most people visiting the site at that time will probably be looking for what events are happening and in which rooms.

On the second day, we should move the schedule for the second day above that of the first day as that will be the one that will be relevant to people.

Is there a way we could automate this process? We could have the different states in separate branches, but I'm not aware of a method for GitHub to merge changes at particular times.

@dbruce30

Morning Bruce!

Can we link to your codefest wiki page from the main website? The Charlottetown event would link off the locations tab.

Thanks,

Mary Beth

Device: Asus tablet Memo pad 7
Browser: Chrome & Android browser
Android 4.1.1

-Happens in English & French pages
-Landscape orientation only

@thomasgohard Why is the registration button so huge?
http://wet-boew.github.io/codefest2.0/index-eng.html

I copied the code directly from eventbrite:

English:

French:

mb

@jeresiv can you do a review of the markup for the site to look for errors and anything missing.

@thomasgohard In desktop and tablet-landscape view, I could only open schedule for 1 day at a time. If the tablet is in portrait view + in mobile phone, I could open both at the same time. Is this supposed to happen?

Can someone help populate and translate the readme for the repo?

Thanks!
mb

The scrolling of that page is really awkward on that page. Either the banner or footer stays fixed.

If we intend to hold CodeFest as a regular event, I suggest that we build a Web site skeleton that we can use as a base for future events. This would reduce the amount of work needed to build and update the event Web site every time we hold a new event.

I already have a couple of ideas of how we could build this skeleton. I believe I could put something together with minimal effort (once the dust clears from this year's event). I want to know if it's worth the effort before I proceed.

Not centered-portrait & landscape

What is the official name of the event?

In different documents, I've seen variations in English based on the following:

• "2" vs. "2.0" vs. "2013"
• "CodeFest" vs. "Codefest"
• No qualifier vs. "Web Experience Toolkit" vs. "WET" vs. "WxT"

and in French:

• "Journée de codage" vs. "Journées de codage"
• No qualifier vs. "de la Boîte à outils de l'expérience Web" vs. "de la BOEW"
• "2" vs. "2.0" vs. "2013" vs. "deuxième édition" vs. "seconde édition" vs. "2ème édition"

My preference:

• Avoid using the acronym in the name of the event, but include a reference to "Web Experience Toolkit".
• Assuming we would be running the event no more than once per year, use the year to distinguish between editions of the event.
• In English, capitalise the "F" of "fest".
• In French, use "journée" (singular) when the event takes place over a single day and "journées" (plural) when the event takes place over more than one one. Either that, or use another translation than "journée de codage".

This would give us:

• "Web Experience Tookit CodeFest [year-of-event]" in English.
• "Journée(s) de codage de la Boîte à outils de l'expérience Web édition [year-of-event]" in French.

Should the image be a link too? Just so ppl know what 1125 is about? Or if not at the footer then somewhere else?

I think I broke the tabs. I thought I added my content in the right place between the tags.

Thanks,

mb

Currently the Schedule tab contains the schedule for the Ottawa event. Will satellite events have schedules as well? How will the satellite events function?

@num3thod can you update the image?

The location map:

1. Is wider than the page. Because of the WET template, the map should be no larger than 960 pixels.
2. Doesn't work on mobile. That's likely due to the fixed width of the quikmap widget.

Also, should we be using the Geomap WET widget for the map?

@thomasgohard I updated the locations column in the English schedule.html page. I will updated the French, and then submit an issue for the content I need translated.

Hi Laurent,

Can you help me use the appropriate mapping tools? I also want to check with @num3thod to get the appropriate Ottawa U buildings since we'll be moving back and forth between these buildings.

Thanks,

Mary Beth

The current introduction feels disjointed and hard to read, uses two different acronyms for "Web Experience Toolkit" and contains some grammatical errors. It could also be made a little more inclusive.

I took a stab at a light rewrite. @MaryBethBaker what do you think?

The Web Experience Toolkit community is proud host a second CodeFest on August 8th and 9th, 2013 at the University of Ottawa. We invite Web coders, designers, accessibility and usability professionals and technical writers and anyone else interested in contributing to the development of version 4 of the Web Experience Toolkit to join us.

CodeFest 2.0 will include activities for everyone, including:

• keynote presentations,
• code sprints,
• breakout sessions,
• a design jam, and
• various regional satellite events.

This is a free, open, collaborative event for public servants, members of the Web Experience Toolkit community and interested persons and organizations.

For some reason IE9 give the CodeFest logo a height of 150px, instead of the actual 28px.

Is it possible to have the registration form in the Registration tab itself? Does Eventbrite allow that? It would bring the task forward by one click and avoid sending people to a different site.

Devices: Asus Memo Pad 7 tablet & Samsung Galaxy S4 mini
Browsers: Chrome & Android for both devices
Android 4.1.1 (tablet) & 4.2.2 (phone)

In Chrome, Twitter feed only appears for a split second before disappearing.

With Android browser, the feed is displayed normally after page has loaded, but disappears if you change the device's orientation (landscape to portrait & vice versa). As a result, you got a huge white space where the feed is supposed to be

Tablet: Asus Memo Pad 7, Android 4.1.1 > issue with portrait orientation ONLY
Mobile: Samsung Galaxy S4 mini, Android 4.2.2 > portrait & landscape
Browsers; Chrome & native Android
http://wet-boew.github.io/codefest/designjam-en.html
http://wet-boew.github.io/codefest/designjam-fr.html

Button is right on top of the bottom header line. Inconsistent with other pages, where the same button looks padded (if that's the right term to describe it).

@zachfalsetto can you look into this.

When visiting the schedule page in IE9, the tabbed interface seems to be broken. When selecting the second tab; the content appears below the content from the first tab instead of replacing it. I've just tested with WET 4.0.4 and the issue seems to have been fixed. Suggest upgrading to WET 4.0.4.

This interacts with the equal height plugin to create a banner with a height of 186px.

The Activities section of the Web site is not very informative right now. I don't think that the purpose of this section has been thought through.

First question: What is the purpose of this section?

@thomasgohard YOU SHOULD find a quiet spot, a glass of good red French wine and sign out of github.

Relax - you're on holidays ;)

@EricDunsworth Can you help format the content into a table under the schedule tab?

Schedule

Keynote Schedule
Thursday:
10:00-11:00
Keynote 1
11:00 - 12:00
Keynote 2

Friday:
10:00-11:00
Keynote 3
4:00- 5:00
Keynote 4

Satellite locations are invited to join codefest keynotes, via [link]. And then run their own Wxt learning and [[breakout sessions]].

Ottawa Codefest Schedule- Thursday August 8

Time
Activity
Location
8:30-9:00
registration

9:00 - 9:30
Ice breaker + house keeping

9:30 - 10:00
Welcome address - possible champion message
10:00-11:00
Keynote 1 - Github

11:00 - 12:00
Keynote 2 - HTML5/Mobile

12:00 - 1:00
Lunch break

1:00 - 1:20
One slide wonders, break out session intro + people direction (see table below)
1:30 - 4:00
break out session/codesprint + open coding 4:00 - 4:30 Get ready for Day two session
5:00 - 7:00
#w2p - Implementers Exchange

Ottawa Codefest Schedule - Friday August 9

Time
Activity
Location
8:30-9:00
registration

9:30 - 10:00
First day: recap

10:00-11:00
Keynote 3 - Mobile

11:00-12:00
Keynote 4 - UX

12:00 - 1:00
Lunch break

1:00 - 3:30
Design jam / Codesprint

3:30-4:00
Design jam Redux (Need lead for this)

4:00- 5:00
Keynote 5 - Overarching theme

http://wet-boew.github.io/codefest/sessions-en.html

The line height is too small

What's the order for the welcomes addresses: Corinne then Libby? Or Libby then Corinne?

Tablet: Asus, Android 4.1.1
Mobile phone: Samsung Galaxy S4 mini
The "Lead a Session" form fades in and out constantly in Chrome (tablet & mobile phone). It's as if the page keeps on loading itself repeatedly.

I discovered several issues with this page, will open the tickets separately.