May 14, 2026 — HTML and CSS constantly evolve, and new features are added yearly. In the last couple of years, exciting new features have emerged, like the dialog element, view transitions, and typed custom properties, which might overwhelm you and make you feel lost.

Together, we will explore these features and others with practical examples and code snippets. We will examine how they can improve web development and create more performant, accessible, and visually appealing websites.

Whether you’re a seasoned developer or new to the game, this talk will provide valuable insights to enhance your skills.

January 7, 2020 — When I first started to attend conferences I looked up to speakers as if they where unreachable rockstars or better yet Gods who descended on our little blue planet. All-knowing creatures to educate us mere mortals. Let me tell you a secret… that’s not true! They are just like you and me. Down to earth people who want to share their knowledge and experience to help others. You can be the one on this stage too. Impostor syndrome is just a mind trick. I’m sure you also have something interesting to share which will benefit others. And guess what? Conference organizers are always on the lookout for new talent. I will show you how to get started. How to pick a first topic and craft your first talk; how to get confident on stage and benefit from public speaking. And let’s bust some myths along the way too, shall we?

April 23, 2018 — Still think browsers are only capable of parsing HTML, CSS and JavaScript? Think again!
Browsers have become much more powerful and contain numerous APIs that can enrich the user experience or are just plain fun.

This talk will introduce you to some of them (like battery, speech, audio, location, …) and show you how easy it is to unleash their power with JavaScript.

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