This talk is a practical one, chock-full of tips for creating more accessible front-end foundations.

In 2019, web accessibility is mainstream, but a quick search on your social media platform of choice will reveal designers and developers who resist the idea that all websites and applications should be usable by anyone.

See how React state management has evolved over the years. Learn how to build an accessible To-Do app with useReducer(), useState(), and React Context to manage state.

Information-rich talk on color science, with practical examples on how to design a dark mode.

React is a great tool. But what really matters are the people that use our apps and the ways we can enrich their lives. React is also a large community that we need to fight to keep it welcoming, diverse, and inclusive.

Before being a web developer, we are all users of the internet which is a jungle of UX patterns, some bad, some good and some terrible.

How much do you know about HTML’s semantics? A co-editor of the HTML spec will take you on a magical treasure hunt around HTML.

Useful techniques for customizing data visualizations, numbers, dates, right-to-left, iconography, and colors for a global audience.

Everything you didn't know you wanted to know about internationalization. Design your app to be language, region, and culture independent.

Progressive enhancement, accessibility, internationalization, and performance as it relates to writing CSS in 3019 (and, of course, today).

Learn how to get started with accessibility, with common tools, patterns, and starter-tips.

Introducing accessibility to The Financial Times website, and the journey from being generally oblivious about a11y to making it a core process part.

Learn how to identify when accessibility is broken, and how to fix it.

Learn basic HTML and CSS strategies that can immediately be used right along side of your favorite JavaScript framework that will provide a range of benefits.

See why accessibility is such a critical part of our job. After this session, you’ll have enough knowledge to start fixing your front-end’s most low hanging A11Y issues.

How to make sure a design system specifies design choices and allows users to build quickly, but doesn't lock you into specific frameworks or trendy tools out of the gate.

Many companies often only dedicate the time and effort to create SOME accessibility. What they choose to make accessible doesn’t always reflect what users want or need.

An often-missing ingredient in many React Applications is a focus on accessibility best practices—especially when component libraries are part of the application.

Useful techniques for customizing data visualizations, numbers, dates, right-to-left, iconography, and colors for a global audience.

Best practices, auditing tools to help you improve the accessibility of your React applications, and an in-depth live example on how to build reusable accessible components in React.

See how to diagnose accessibility issues in your app and implement tooling to help you and your users succeed.

A technical and social commentary on how we often miss opportunities for new technology to improve others' lives, and how we can code ourselves out of a difficult box.

CSS can be wonderful or dreadful, for accessibility, depending on how you use it.

Progressive enhancement, accessibility, internationalization, and performance as it relates to writing CSS in 3019 (and, of course, today).

Before being a web developer, we are all users of the internet which is a jungle of UX patterns, some bad, some good and some terrible.

Tips and best practices on WebVR User Experience.

How much do you know about HTML’s semantics? A co-editor of the HTML spec will take you on a magical treasure hunt around HTML.

This talk is a practical one, chock-full of tips for creating more accessible front-end foundations.

Introducing accessibility to The Financial Times website, and the journey from being generally oblivious about a11y to making it a core process part.

In 2019, web accessibility is mainstream, but a quick search on your social media platform of choice will reveal designers and developers who resist the idea that all websites and applications should be usable by anyone.

Learn several useful tricks that help you in developing a gorgeous, responsive html table.

Okay Google: why do I need semantics and tags apart from “div”? Only useful tags and markup practices without myths and fairy tales for true full-stacks.

Learn how our community can become more accessible, inclusive, and welcoming for everyone.

Real-world examples, solutions, and best practices for making charts accessible.

Learn how to get started with accessibility, with common tools, patterns, and starter-tips.

Information-rich talk on color science, with practical examples on how to design a dark mode.

Everything you didn't know you wanted to know about internationalization. Design your app to be language, region, and culture independent.