JavaScript, Bluetooth, phone sensors, bananas and voice commands. Lucky Nkosi put them to work controlling a drone at WebExpo 2026, with a few false starts along the way. His talk, “Flying a drone with gestures, bananas & Web APIs“, explored a web that reaches beyond documents, forms and shopping baskets to interact with the physical […]

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 […]

Every year, WebExpo strives to bring a curious, creative, diverse, energetic and practical group of web professionals to Prague. Designers, developers, product managers, marketers and founders all gather in Prague to share what they have learned, spark new collaborations and let great ideas run free. Speakers play a big part in creating this atmosphere, but […]

Part 4 of 4 The first three WebExpo 2026 Wrapped posts in this series judgement, clarity and fundamentals. The Discomfort Zone made it personal: what do those demands cost people? Tucked into the tight Lucerna Small Hall, it felt deliberately different from the rest of WebExpo: less polished case studies, more honest conversation; fewer tool […]

Part 3 of 4 This series has made two arguments so far: the Great Hall asked for human judgement; Lucerna Cinema showed clarity as a working practice. Marble Hall put both under pressure. This was the room where work got faster: AI rewriting product roles, agentic software building workflows, analytics becoming recommendations, DevOps compressing deployment […]

Part 2 of 4 From the Great Hall’s case for human judgement, we move into Lucerna Cinema. This was the room of working systems: containers, MCP servers, product maps, typography, authorisation, research engines, Git, contract testing, funnels, refactoring, search visibility and AI adoption. The common thread was clarity. Not tidiness for its own sake. Clarity […]

Part 1 of 4 WebExpo turned 18 this year. Old enough to vote, drink and ask the hard questions. The Lucerna Great Hall, our main stage, went straight for the big one: as AI, automation and web platforms accelerate, what still depends on human judgement? Across two days, the room went from flapping drones in […]

At WebExpo 2025, Karel Smutný’s talk, “The path to end-to-end teams”, challenged one of the most common assumptions in product development: that organising people into specialist teams makes organisations more efficient. Karel opened with a simple room survey. Most attendees worked on large-scale products, organised around specific components or functions. But when asked if this […]

It seems simple. Share a complete presentation to an eagerly awaiting audience. A polished story. Clean slides. A confident delivery from an expert clearly loving the chance to share their knowledge. What you don’t see is everything that happens before that moment. At WebExpo, we have spent a lot of time thinking about that gap. […]

The digital world is moving forward at a crazy speed, mostly thanks to AI, but one thing remains the same: we are still building tools for people. And people are diverse. That’s why I’m so happy that WebExpo 2026 again brings a solid dose of accessibility topics. Whether you are a developer, a designer, or […]