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September 24 - 26, 2018
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Wednesday, September 26 • 2:30pm - 2:50pm
In Their Own Words: Dispatches From API Users - Jasmine Mithani, DataMade

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We talk a lot about documentation and how to improve the developer experience. But what about when your users aren’t developers or are brand new to coding? More and more creatives and beginning coders are using API’s for use cases you might not have ever imagined. This talk will go over tips for presenting your API to an audience you might not have thought your work would appeal to, sharing concerns and pain points directly from people who have struggled with usability. Going a step beyond best practices for documentation, we will also review how best to design your documentation layout to be inclusive of myriad user backgrounds, using the DataMade Open City Data API as an example.



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Jasmine Mithani

Developer, DataMade
Jasmine Mithani is a developer at DataMade, a civic tech company in Chicago, IL. She has worked as a game developer, graphics journalist, and data visualization designer. At DataMade, Jasmine loves transforming complex data into meaningful visualizations, and is the team member most... Read More →


Wednesday September 26, 2018 2:30pm - 2:50pm CDT
Davidson Ballroom C
  APIs Transforming Business
  • Skill Level Any
  • about Jasmine Mithani is a developer at DataMade, a civic tech company in Chicago, IL. She has worked as a game developer, graphics journalist, and data visualization designer.&nbsp;At DataMade, Jasmine loves transforming complex data into meaningful visualizations, and is the team member most likely to fret over font weights. After&nbsp;the she heads to South Side Weekly, a hyperlocal paper, where she serves as Data Editor. Empowering disadvantaged populations to pursue and maintain careers in technology is near and dear to her heart.<br><br>