title	conference	date
Of Time And The Web	border:none 2023	2023-10-26
A call to measure progress in decades not minutes claims eradication milestones (smallpox killed 2 million and scarred 8 million in a year) and dramatic social… Talk on
Declarative Design	Web Summer Camp 2023	2023-08-31
Argues for treating design as declarative instructions and letting the browser do the math, showing concrete CSS features and patterns that make this practical… Talk on
Declarative Design	Pixel Pioneers 2023	2023-06-16
Argues for applying declarative programming to design by showing concrete CSS techniques (viewport-relative units, calc, clamp(), custom properties) and… Talk on
In And Out Of Style	CSS Day 2022	2022-06-09
History-driven argument that CSS’s present shape comes from path dependence with concrete archival digs (including recreated the first browser and a responsive… Talk on
Design Principles for the Web	DIBI Conference 2022	2022-03-21
Concrete takeaways and choices not platitudes: web design favors Postel's Law — be conservative in what you send and liberal in what you accept — and the… Talk on
Layers of the Web	Future Sync 2020	2020-04-16
The web evolves by layering, not rewrites: a recreated 1989 browser lives at worldwideweb.cern.ch, showing backward compatibility alongside modern features… Talk on
The Layers Of The Web	beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019	2019-11-13
Claim: the web succeeds because it’s layered and resilient not because of flashy frameworks. Cited tools and standards: TCP/IP and HTTP from the 70s… Talk on
Going offline	Frontend United 2019	2019-05-16
Claims that service workers + Cache API let regular sites behave like apps: HTTPS site registers navigator.serviceWorker.register('/serviceworker.js')… Talk on
Any Site can be a Progressive Web App	DeltaV Conference 2018	2018-05-10
Claim: any website benefits from HTTPS + Service Worker + Web App Manifest; those three measurable ingredients make a PWA. Tools like Lighthouse, Sonar and PWA… Talk on
Building Blocks of the Indie Web	View Source 2017	2017-10-27
Argues that individuals can keep control and convenience by running a personal site that uses rel="me" for IndieAuth, a micropub endpoint to accept posts from… Talk on
Evaluating Technology	Mirror Conf 2017	2017-10-12
Argues for concrete evaluation rules: prefer features that fail well (CSS Shapes leaves readable text, service workers enhance first-load without breaking… Talk on
Evaluating Technology	Pixel Pioneers Bristol 2017	2017-06-22
Shows concrete evaluation criteria, demonstrates service workers fail well with cache and offline examples (Guardian crossword), inspects web components fail… Talk on
Keynote - Evaluating technology	Frontend United 2017	2017-05-26
Argues that the right test for new web tech is the concrete failure mode not the hype and gives specific examples: how well does it fail as the key question… Talk on
Evaluating Technology	Render Conference 2017	2017-03-30
Starts from DNA and hand‑axes and lands on concrete browser tech: CSS Shapes, Service Workers, Web Components, HTTP/HTML design principles and progressive web… Talk on
Resilience: Tried and tested approaches	Nordic.js 2016	2016-09-08
The core claim is that resilience comes from layering: pick the core functionality, implement it with the simplest tech (HTML/CSS/forms), then enhance with… Talk on
A	CSS Day + HTML Special 2016	2016-06-16
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… Talk on
Resilience	beyond tellerrand // DÜSSELDORF 2016	2016-05-09
Argues that resilience comes from design choices not buzzwords: HTML and CSS are error tolerant so new elements like canvas picture and srcset add features… Talk on
Resilience	ColdFront Conference 2015	2015-09-03
Argues for a concrete three-step method: identify the core functionality, implement that core with the simplest technology (HTML, lists, forms, images), then… Talk on
Progressive Enhancement	Edge Conference 2015	2015-06-27
A survey of 800 developers shows 25% of 800 see progressive enhancement as “works without JavaScript.” Examples include talky.io and SVG OMG losing core… Talk on
Enhance!	beyond tellerrand Düsseldorf 2015	2015-05-11
Argues that building on HTML then CSS then JavaScript yields far more robust sites than putting everything in JS and shows concrete flipside examples: the… Talk on
Time	Full Frontal 2013	2013-11-08
Recreates the opening of Powers of Ten and uses that scale to argue the internet is physical — fiber cables dominate and the theoretical fastest… Talk on
Hot Topics Panel	Mobilism 2013	2013-05-16
Panel debates concrete outcomes: vendors abused prefixes and left site CSS broken, so browsers put experimental features behind a flag in Canary; community… Panel on
Mobile browser panel	Mobilism 2011	2011-05-12
Panel delivers concrete numbers, timelines and trade-offs: 102 million monthly users and “60 billion pages” served via Opera Mini’s server proxy (huge data… Panel on
Jeremy Keith at Social Graph Foo Camp, February 2008	Social Graph Foo Camp 2008	2008-02-01
Argues that the password anti-pattern is teaching users to hand over Gmail username and password to import contacts, citing Facebook Plaxo Dopplr and Twitter… Talk on
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