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This document summarizes the state of Yahoo's Design Pattern Library in 2008. It discusses the relationship between the pattern library and YUI framework, new patterns added in 2007 like social patterns for presence and reputation, and the library's roadmap for the future including greater openness and integration with other Yahoo products and services. It also covers the growing community around user interface patterns in general and upcoming events from the author.

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State of the Patterns, 2008

Christian Crumlish
Curator, Yahoo! Design Pattern Library

State of the Patterns, 2008

Christian Crumlish
Pattern Detective

Happy Birthday YUI! (and ypatterns)

• What’s the difference between YUI and the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library?

• Who cares? It shouldn’t matter.

• How do they work together?

• Coordinated roadmaps

• Cross-links (also with Astra: autocomplete)

• Integrated redesign*

• Lucas Pettinati = the glue

Two Years in Public

• What’s been going on in the pattern library in 2007?

• Reorganization

• Clean up and grooming

• New patterns in the pipeline,
new patterns in the queue

• Old patterns that still need ﬁnishing

• “Inside the Pattern Library” talk
on YUI Theater

Pattern Library Video
shared on
brown bag YUI blog

Patterns by the Numbers

• 55 patterns written, edited, started, or recruited

• 38 patterns in the pipeline for the open library

• 26 new patterns completed

• 13 patterns removed from the library

• 5 patterns published to the open library

What you see is the tip of the iceberg cliché

• 5 patterns published to the open library

• 13 patterns removed from the library

• 26 new patterns completed

• 38 patterns in the pipeline for the
open library

• 55 patterns written, edited, started,
or recruited

What’s New with UI Pattern Languages in General?

• Thriving community (mailing lists, groups on Flickr, Slideshare, and Magnolia)

• ydn-patterns@groups.yahoo.com

• ui-pattern-authors@groups.yahoo.com

• New libraries and new projects

• UI-patterns.com

• Open Source
Design Pattern Library

UI Patterns community growing

• Subject of much conversation on IxDA discussion list and at Interaction08

• Information Architecture Institute starting initiative to document IA patterns

• Peter Morville (polar bear book) working on Search Patterns

• Microformats community and OpenID and OAuth advocates expressing
approval and disapproval of UI practices in terms of patterns and antipatterns

YPL Roadmap

• Patterns in the queue

• Greater openness of pattern library

• Form patterns

• Social patterns

• Presence

• Reputation

• Open project

YPL Feature Wishlist (in progress)

• RSS feed: prototype exists - working on backdating

• API: single pattern kernel exists - need to build full API

• Redesign of YDN (scheduled to launch later this year)

• Tighter integration of patterns with YDN service suites and APIs and with
YUI and Astra

• Integrated comment forums

• Wiki, community, open version of patterns

More Useful Tools for designers and developers

• Need for toolkits showing how to use patterns together with code libraries
(YUI and Astra)

• Better feedback mechanisms to help guide our services

• Examples from case studies

• using Yahoo patterns or leveraging Yahoo pattern library experience

• Target, Razorﬁsh, Social Media Japan, Comcast, Monster, Oracle

Upcoming Events and Appearances

• SxSW (March 11, Austin, 5pm)

• Core Conversation on social patterns (identity, presence, and reputation)

• IA Summit (April 10, Miami, all day)

• Pattern library workshop

• Agile Patterns presentation

• Pattern Summit (this summer)?

Thank You and here’s to YUI!

Christian Crumlish
xian@yahoo-inc.com

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State of the Patterns 2008

1. State of the Patterns, 2008 Christian Crumlish Curator, Yahoo! Design Pattern Library

2. State of the Patterns, 2008 Christian Crumlish Pattern Detective

3. Happy Birthday YUI! (and ypatterns) • What’s the difference between YUI and the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library? • Who cares? It shouldn’t matter. • How do they work together? • Coordinated roadmaps • Cross-links (also with Astra: autocomplete) • Integrated redesign* • Lucas Pettinati = the glue

4. Happy Birthday YUI! (and ypatterns) • What’s the difference between YUI and the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library? • Who cares? It shouldn’t matter. • How do they work together? • Coordinated roadmaps • Cross-links (also with Astra: autocomplete) • Integrated redesign* • Lucas Pettinati = the glue

5. Two Years in Public • What’s been going on in the pattern library in 2007? • Reorganization • Clean up and grooming • New patterns in the pipeline, new patterns in the queue • Old patterns that still need ﬁnishing • “Inside the Pattern Library” talk on YUI Theater

6. Two Years in Public • What’s been going on in the pattern library in 2007? • Reorganization • Clean up and grooming • New patterns in the pipeline, new patterns in the queue • Old patterns that still need ﬁnishing • “Inside the Pattern Library” talk on YUI Theater

7. Two Years in Public • What’s been going on in the pattern library in 2007? • Reorganization • Clean up and grooming • New patterns in the pipeline, new patterns in the queue • Old patterns that still need ﬁnishing • “Inside the Pattern Library” talk on YUI Theater

8. Two Years in Public • What’s been going on in the pattern library in 2007? • Reorganization • Clean up and grooming • New patterns in the pipeline, new patterns in the queue • Old patterns that still need ﬁnishing • “Inside the Pattern Library” talk on YUI Theater

9. Pattern Library Video shared on brown bag YUI blog

10. Patterns by the Numbers • 55 patterns written, edited, started, or recruited • 38 patterns in the pipeline for the open library • 26 new patterns completed • 13 patterns removed from the library • 5 patterns published to the open library

11. What you see is the tip of the iceberg cliché • 5 patterns published to the open library • 13 patterns removed from the library • 26 new patterns completed • 38 patterns in the pipeline for the open library • 55 patterns written, edited, started, or recruited

12. Recently published patterns

13. Recently published patterns

14. Recently published patterns

15. Recently published patterns

16. Recently published patterns

17. Recently published patterns

18. What’s New with UI Pattern Languages in General? • Thriving community (mailing lists, groups on Flickr, Slideshare, and Magnolia) • ydn-patterns@groups.yahoo.com • ui-pattern-authors@groups.yahoo.com • New libraries and new projects • UI-patterns.com • Open Source Design Pattern Library

19. What’s New with UI Pattern Languages in General? • Thriving community (mailing lists, groups on Flickr, Slideshare, and Magnolia) • ydn-patterns@groups.yahoo.com • ui-pattern-authors@groups.yahoo.com • New libraries and new projects • UI-patterns.com • Open Source Design Pattern Library

20. What’s New with UI Pattern Languages in General? • Thriving community (mailing lists, groups on Flickr, Slideshare, and Magnolia) • ydn-patterns@groups.yahoo.com • ui-pattern-authors@groups.yahoo.com • New libraries and new projects • UI-patterns.com • Open Source Design Pattern Library

21. What’s New with UI Pattern Languages in General? • Thriving community (mailing lists, groups on Flickr, Slideshare, and Magnolia) • ydn-patterns@groups.yahoo.com • ui-pattern-authors@groups.yahoo.com • New libraries and new projects • UI-patterns.com • Open Source Design Pattern Library

22. UI Patterns community growing • Subject of much conversation on IxDA discussion list and at Interaction08 • Information Architecture Institute starting initiative to document IA patterns • Peter Morville (polar bear book) working on Search Patterns • Microformats community and OpenID and OAuth advocates expressing approval and disapproval of UI practices in terms of patterns and antipatterns

23. UI Patterns community growing • Subject of much conversation on IxDA discussion list and at Interaction08 • Information Architecture Institute starting initiative to document IA patterns • Peter Morville (polar bear book) working on Search Patterns • Microformats community and OpenID and OAuth advocates expressing approval and disapproval of UI practices in terms of patterns and antipatterns

24. UI Patterns community growing • Subject of much conversation on IxDA discussion list and at Interaction08 • Information Architecture Institute starting initiative to document IA patterns • Peter Morville (polar bear book) working on Search Patterns • Microformats community and OpenID and OAuth advocates expressing approval and disapproval of UI practices in terms of patterns and antipatterns

25. UI Patterns community growing • Subject of much conversation on IxDA discussion list and at Interaction08 • Information Architecture Institute starting initiative to document IA patterns • Peter Morville (polar bear book) working on Search Patterns • Microformats community and OpenID and OAuth advocates expressing approval and disapproval of UI practices in terms of patterns and antipatterns

26. YPL Roadmap • Patterns in the queue • Greater openness of pattern library • Form patterns • Social patterns • Presence • Reputation • Open project

27. YPL Roadmap • Patterns in the queue • Greater openness of pattern library • Form patterns • Social patterns • Presence • Reputation • Open project

28. YPL Roadmap • Patterns in the queue • Greater openness of pattern library • Form patterns • Social patterns • Presence • Reputation • Open project

29. YPL Roadmap • Patterns in the queue • Greater openness of pattern library • Form patterns • Social patterns • Presence • Reputation • Open project

30. YPL Feature Wishlist (in progress) • RSS feed: prototype exists - working on backdating • API: single pattern kernel exists - need to build full API • Redesign of YDN (scheduled to launch later this year) • Tighter integration of patterns with YDN service suites and APIs and with YUI and Astra • Integrated comment forums • Wiki, community, open version of patterns

31. YPL Feature Wishlist (in progress) • RSS feed: prototype exists - working on backdating • API: single pattern kernel exists - need to build full API • Redesign of YDN (scheduled to launch later this year) • Tighter integration of patterns with YDN service suites and APIs and with YUI and Astra • Integrated comment forums • Wiki, community, open version of patterns

32. YPL Feature Wishlist (in progress) • RSS feed: prototype exists - working on backdating • API: single pattern kernel exists - need to build full API • Redesign of YDN (scheduled to launch later this year) • Tighter integration of patterns with YDN service suites and APIs and with YUI and Astra • Integrated comment forums • Wiki, community, open version of patterns

33. More Useful Tools for designers and developers • Need for toolkits showing how to use patterns together with code libraries (YUI and Astra) • Better feedback mechanisms to help guide our services • Examples from case studies • using Yahoo patterns or leveraging Yahoo pattern library experience • Target, Razorﬁsh, Social Media Japan, Comcast, Monster, Oracle

34. Upcoming Events and Appearances • SxSW (March 11, Austin, 5pm) • Core Conversation on social patterns (identity, presence, and reputation) • IA Summit (April 10, Miami, all day) • Pattern library workshop • Agile Patterns presentation • Pattern Summit (this summer)?

35. Upcoming Events and Appearances • SxSW (March 11, Austin, 5pm) • Core Conversation on social patterns (identity, presence, and reputation) • IA Summit (April 10, Miami, all day) • Pattern library workshop • Agile Patterns presentation • Pattern Summit (this summer)?

36. Thank You and here’s to YUI! Christian Crumlish xian@yahoo-inc.com

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