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Scroll-Driven Animations with CSS: Performance Focused Web Interactivity

In a recent talk “Scroll-driven Animations with CSS”, Bramus Van Damme, a Chrome Developer Relations Engineer at Google, took the stage to introduce an exciting new feature in web development: scroll-driven animations. This feature, which allows developers to create animations that respond directly to user scrolling, is set to revolutionise how we think about web […]

Unlocking the full potential of Generative AI: Key principles from Anna Bohoněk

Generative AI is revolutionising the workplace, yet many users still struggle to get the results they expect. Anna Bohoněk, a seasoned business professional, has trained more than 800 corporate people on the use of generative AI tools. At WebExpo 2024, Anna delivered an insightful talk full of practical lessons on how companies can boost productivity […]

Born October 18, 2008 – As time goes by with 16 years of WebExpo

Let’s take a walk down memory lane. And get a sweet little promo while you’re at it! Stepping back to 2008, it was a very different time. Sites were responsive more by accident than by design, nested tables ruled supreme, and then there was Internet Explorer. MySpace was checking out, Facebook was becoming the hot […]

3 branding tips for global success from Michal Pastier

Michal Pastier is a branding expert and co-founder of multiple successful marketing agencies. With nearly two decades of experience, he’s been helping brands go global using innovative strategies and viral marketing tactics. Ranked among the Top 100 European Innovators by Google and with over 200 creative awards, Michal’s advice is refreshingly straightforward: “Don’t be stupid.” […]

Animating the impossible: Making magic with Cassie Evans

Cassie Evans is a creative developer with a rich background in graphic and motion design. She is also a core team member of Greensock, the makers behind the GSAP animation library. GSAP allows developers and designers to animate anything (that’s right, ‘anything’)  from HTML elements, Canvas, SVG, and Three.js to portfolio sites, interactive games, learning […]

Access for all: Spotlight on accessibility at WebExpo

The topic of accessibility has been part of the WebExpo conference program since its very beginning – the first talk on accessibility was given in 2009 and was dedicated to the then hot news – the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0. Since then, the topic of accessibility has appeared regularly in the conference program, and […]

UX research talks you should not miss

Last year, I was thrilled to see how many research talks there are at WebExpo and this year it’s even better. Most of them are interesting not only for the researchers but for anyone building digital products.  I am especially looking forward to Nick Fine‘s Signal to noise in the age of misinformation. Nick is […]

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