New technologies and methods are empowering web developers to build more advanced user experiences (UX). These rich experiences are often the competitive edge a product or service needs to take off. Web developers must balance the desire for engaging user interfaces with accessibility, while reaching a wide audience across browsers and devices. They must have an excellent understanding of HTML/CSS, JavaScript, frameworks, performance, web standards, design, and so much more. Our sessions cover the latests tips and tricks for making it all work.
In this session, Stephanie Stimac, Program Manager for Developer Experiences on Microsoft Edge, will talk about the history of native form controls and some proposals being considered to improve them.
Nate Finch covers everything you need to know about building and deploying Wordpress in a headless/static ecosystem.
Raymond Camden will show us how to manage documents as PDFs on the web like a pro.
Tracy Osborn shows developers how to train their design eye so that they can feel more confident picking out good and bad design.
The definition of Jamstack is evolving quickly and in this free session, Ishan Anand will look at what is driving this change and share a unifying theory of what Jamstack is.
Anant Jhingran will explore whether GraphQL can bridge the divide between the backend and frontend developers by meeting the needs of both.
