dotCSS 2019

Full speaker lineup:

Emily Plummer

Emily is a Design Systems Engineer at GitHub. She is currently working on building an open source component library to accompany GitHub's design system, Primer. She's interested in all things JavaScript, CSS, and the intersection of the two.

Hakim El Hattab

Hakim is a Swedish front-end developer who loves to work on visual JavaScript experiments, animations and user interface concepts. He co-founded and is currently building Slides.com, a fully featured presentation platform built on top of his open source presentation framework, reveal.js.

David Khourshid

David is a Microsoft software engineer with a passion for innovative UI/UX, animations, software modeling, and cutting-edge front-end tech. He's also the creator of XState & half of the Keyframers, a weekly coding live-stream. When not traveling or coding behind a laptop keyboard, he's usually behind a piano keyboard.

Jason Pamental

Jason works with clients on typographic systems, improving brand voice, performance, and UX. An Invited Expert to the W3C Web Fonts Working Group, he has given workshops and presented at over 100 events worldwide, has consulted for nearly every major type vendor & font platform, and authored numerous articles and courses on web typography & variable fonts.

Ire Aderinokun

Ire is a frontend web developer and user interface designer based in Lagos, Nigeria. She is currently the co-founder of BuyCoins, a cryptocurrency exchange for Africa. Ire specialises in the core frontend technologies HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and has written over 100 articles on these topics on her blog.

Hidde de Vries

Hidde is a front-end web developer and accessibility specialist. On his blog, he writes about all things HTML, CSS and JavaScript. For over ten years, he has been contracting with organisations like Mozilla and the Dutch government, to help them deliver sites that put users first.

Sarah Dayan

Sarah is a Senior Software Engineer at Algolia. She primarily works with JavaScript and CSS, and created Dinero.js, a library for working with monetary values. She also advocates for methodologies such as utility-first CSS and test-driven development, and writes about it all on her blog.

Aurélien Levy

In 2004, Aurélien was one of the first a11y testing experts in France. He is one of the authors of the french accessibility testing methodology (RGAA) and spoke at multiple conferences. Aurélien helped many administrations and private companies to integrate digital a11y inside their production and design workflow.

With our guest emcee:

Una Kravets

Una is an international public speaker, technical writer, and a Developer Advocate at Google. Previously, she was the Director of Product Design at Bustle Digital Group, and built design systems at DigitalOcean and IBM Design. Una co-hosts the Toolsday developer podcast and shares her experiments in CSS through video and blog posts.