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Wednesday November 30 🎫 Registration 🍳 Breakfast 📢 Welcome 🎤 1: Ally Long—Human Compatibility Error: How novice tech users in West Africa respond to your fancy CSS 🎤 2: Ally Palanzi—Accessibility matters. Let’s do something about it ☕️ Coffee 🎤 3: Michael Rog—Getting 'Up To Speed' with Accelerated Mobile Pages 🎤 4: Josh Johnston—At Least 6 Ways to Win with CSS Modules 🍜 Lunch 🎤 5: Nadieh Bremer—SVGs beyond mere shapes 🎤 6: Barak Chamo—Hey presto, CSS! 🍰 Sweets 🎤 7: José M. Pérez—Progressive image rendering 🎤 8: Serena Chen—The Ideal Styling Language: a gedankenexperiment 🍵 Tea 🎤 9: Petra Gulicher—Building a style guide for all Australians 📸 Family photo and announcements 🎉 Party - The Panama Dining Room
Ally Palanzi(US)
is a senior front-end engineer making internet things at Vox Media. Loves ice cream, Sass, community building, and sharing photos of her cat on the internet.
Barak Chamo(UK)
is a London-based full-stack developer, entrepreneur and web tech speaker. He’s passionate about emerging web technologies, great online user experiences and building things faster and better.
José M. Pérez(SWE)
is a web developer at Spotify. He loves making sites accessible and fast for everyone. When not trying to catch up with the latest libraries and frameworks, he relaxes baking and running.
Michael Rog(US)
runs a small dev team in Texas. Code is his happy place. He wants to be a teacher when he grows up. When not writing code, he cooks with friends, travels all over the place, sings in the shower, and works out with the circus.
Nadieh Bremer(NL)
is a Graduated Astronomer, turned Data Scientist, turned self-taught Data Visualization Designer. Part of Adyen’s front-end team. Spending all her free time on personal projects found on VisualCinnamon.com
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