Dear friends, thank you so much for attending SmashingConf SF 2019. We're collecting slides and videos and will be releasing them as soon as possible. Next stop: SmashingConf Toronto 2019, on June 25β26. We'd love to see you there!
Also, a quick hint: SmashingConf SF 2020 πΈ will be taking place on April 21β22, with live sessions on performance, accessibility, security, interface design, debugging and fancy CSS/JavaScript techniques. Super Early Bird tickets are available now β¬
πΉ Videos
- Brad Frost β Let's Build A Design System!
- Sara Soueidan β Building Accessible Interfaces
- Anna Migas β Effortless Performance Debugging
- Darin Senneff β Animating with Emotion
- Chris Coyier β How to Think like a Front-End Developer
- Miriam Suzanne β Dynamic CSS
- Katie Sylor-Miller β Visual Git: Filling in the Gaps
- Jeremy Wagner β Making a Difference with Differential Serving
- Jason Pamental β Dynamic Web Typography
- Jen Simmons β Thinking With Grid
- Scott Jehl Move Fast & Donβt Break Things
πΈ Photos
π Coverage
- Looking Back At SmashingConf San Francisco 2019 with Rachel Andrew.
- Amanda Wallin wrote a lovely blog What sets a conference apart?
- Tobian Prodan reviewed SmashingConf Sf and we made it through the test!
Helpful links
- Conference Handbook
- Collaborative Doc Day 1
- Collaborative Doc Day 2
- SmashingConf Slack Channel
- #smashingconf on Twitter
Last but not least, please mind our Code of Conduct. β€οΈ
Our Smashing Speakers
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Brad Frost
Brad Frost Web
Design Systems -
Sara Soueidan
Independent
Accessibility, CSS -
Miriam Suzanne
OddBird
Advanced CSS -
Chris Coyier
Front-End Workflow -
Anna Migas
Performance Debugging -
Darin Senneff
Animation -
Jennifer Brook
Design Research -
Steve Schoger
Interface Design -
Jen Simmons
CSS Grid -
Jeremy Wagner
JavaScript, Perf -
Katie Sylor-Miller
Visual Git -
Jason Pamental
Chewy
Web Typography -
David P. Simon
Design Research -
Vitaly Friedman
Smashing Magazine
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Mystery Speaker
Spot the clues! -
Rachel Andrew