The Future of UI Is Open

When dealing with more advanced UI elements, a lot of things can go wrong. They impact performance, accessibility and have the tendency to create frustrations along the way.

By combining modern web capabilities, we'll take a peek at the future of styling custom UI by only using HTML and CSS.

Strap on your seatbelt, because in this presentation, we'll be diving into the world of popovers, invokers, stylable selects, and accordions. Giving you less frustration, performance boosts, and basic accessibility out of the box.

Vorkenntnisse

  • Basic HTML and CSS knowledge
    <>li>Some programming experience to understand current webUI frustrations
  • Understanding the benefit of performance gains
  • This is a talk about using less JS, which can actually benefit people writing JS.

Lernziele

"Use the platform" sums it up nicely. We keep adding libraries by a simple npm install. It has become a basic go-to. But what if we could install less and use the platform? It gives us performance boosts, accessibility wins and, most of all, the future of the web is bright – as popovers, accordions, invoker commands and stylable selects are coming to the web. Some of them even already available.

Speaker

 

Brecht  De Ruyte
Brecht De Ruyte is a self-taught front-end developer located in Belgium with a passion for UX and Design. During the day you can find him working at iO, a full service agency. Besides that, he is also a Google Developer Expert, Smashing Magazine writer and blog owner of utlitybend.com. He also participates in the W3C community: Open UI, CSS-next and WHATNOT.

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