CSS Day + HTML Special 2016
2016-06-16..2016-06-17
Amsterdam, Netherlands
who it's for
css developers, front-end developers, html developers, email developers, accessibility engineers, software engineers, svg specialists
topics
css layers and cascade; mediaqueryless responsiveness; interactive email techniques; css and svg integration; color level 4 features; practical blend modes; css accessibility practices; input element behaviour; iframe usage and constraints; noscript progressive enhancement; link and source elements
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| CSS Day 2016 compilation | 01m | |
CSS Day 2016 was a two-day advanced web development conference, one day about CSS, and one day about HTML.
We'll be back on 15 and 16 June 2017 at the same… | ||
| A | Jeremy Keith | 48m |
A history of the A element ties concrete claims to working tech: the anchor starts life with name and href attributes, the Library of Babel is enumerated as… | ||
| LINK | Yoav Weiss | 49m |
Claim: new link relations let the browser discover and fetch otherwise hidden resources so pages load measurably faster. Describes concrete relations and… | ||
| LAYER | Peter-Paul Koch | 48m |
A brisk history that makes concrete claims: layer tag as absolutely positioned element explains why Netscape 4 bugs taught habits of browser-specific hacks… | ||
| SOURCE | Simon Pieters | 45m |
Distills how the source element actually behaves: video/audio use asynchronous selection that tries sources in DOM order and requires load() to switch, while… | ||
| NOSCRIPT | Niels Leenheer | 44m |
Shows how HTML’s permissive tree builder handles unknown tags and when <noscript> content is exposed, using broken-source examples to explain browser… | ||
| INPUT | Monica Dinculescu | 35m |
Browsers ship an ancient, overloaded input API that accumulates 21 years of baggage and inconsistent behavior (file controls unstyleable, eleven browser… | ||
| IFRAME | Peter van der Zee | 44m |
Practical surprises and gotchas: tests across Chrome and Firefox show differing defaults for frameborder and inconsistent parsing of marginwidth percentages… | ||
| HTML | Lea verou | 01h 13m |
The talk proves there are concrete HTML features that replace JavaScript: the download attribute forces file downloads with a filename, input accept/extensions… | ||
| CSS for Software Engineers for CSS Developers | Harry Roberts | 49m |
116‑slide sprint that maps concrete software‑engineering principles onto CSS: uses variables and mixins for a single source of truth, breaks classes by… | ||
| On CSS accessibility and drinking tea | Léonie Watson | 35m |
Claim: CSS generated content is exposed to assistive tech — ::before/::after text gets inserted into the accessibility tree in most browsers, surprising screen… | ||
| Mediaqueryless Responsiveness | Vasilis Van Gemert | 43m |
Claims concrete replacements for breakpoints: use floats and multi-column layout so columns auto-fit with a min-width, let the browser pick counts instead of… | ||
| Modern CSS and interactive email | Mark Robbins | 50m |
Shows concrete techniques and results: gallery, hotspots and a whack-a-mole game built with CSS-only controls, a multi‑page shopping email that does price… | ||
| CSS and SVG — The Dynamic Duo! | Amelia Bellamy-Royds | 52m |
Shows what actually works and how: CSS animations on SVG properties and transitions, using CSS variables to theme reusable icons, and applying SVG-defined… | ||
| The evolution of CSS4 Color | Chris Lilley | 48m |
CSS4 Color adds ICC profiles and CIE Lab / LCH into CSS with a color() functional syntax that accepts named profiles, alpha and numeric precision; it exposes… | ||
| Braces to Pixels | Greg Whitworth | 42m |
Shows exactly how CSS becomes pixels: a step‑by‑step rendering pipeline from CSSOM and cascade through style computation, box tree generation and layout to… | ||
| Practical Blend Modes | Una Kravets | 50m |
Covers concrete techniques: CSS filters and SVG filters for per‑channel color shifts, CSS blend modes (background- and mix-blend-mode) for duotones and text… | ||
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