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Fundamentals, practice and progress: Lessons from 20+ years of change

After more than two decades on the web development rollercoaster, Krasimir Tsonev has seen the industry reinvent itself many times. At WebExpo 2025 he delivered a clear and fast-paced retrospective that explored how the web has grown, and what has stayed surprisingly stable. Krasimir, a developer with over 20 years of experience and the author […]

Reclaiming power in UX: Don’t wait and invite yourself

In this tough-love session from WebExpo 2025, Joe Natoli delivered a hard-hitting talk titled “Think like a leader: 10 things UXers should stop (and start) doing to reclaim their power.” As a UX consultant with nearly three decades of experience, Joe shared why so many practitioners feel sidelined and what to do about it. The […]

Weaving the perfect JavaScript project: Untangling dependencies with Carmen Huidobro

When it comes to web dependencies, this talk will leave your packages tied up in a perfect bow! In today’s world, JavaScript projects can easily turn into a tangled skein of code and confusion. Carmen Huidobro’s WebExpo 2025 session, “Untangling Your Dependencies: A Pattern for a Well-Knit JavaScript Project,” delivered a fresh and funny look […]

Streamline product management through web scraping and AI

Some projects are rewarding for the journey. But when a project is full of grunt work, the reward can be the output. In today’s output-and-insight-driven business environment, understanding your industry landscape is crucial for product managers. During his talk at WebExpo 2025, Daniel Do demonstrated how modern product managers can leverage web scraping and AI […]

Born October 18, 2008: As time goes by with 17 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 […]

On the edge of speed: How new web standards are reshaping performance expectations

Milliseconds matter, more and more… At his WebExpo 2025 talk, Tim Kadlec took the stage to address a pressing issue for developers and businesses alike: the evolving expectations of web performance. Tim opened with an engaging exercise, compelling everyone to perform a simple blink, grounding the audience with the shared instant of 100 to 150 […]

Survey setbacks: How to dodge common UX traps

Surveys can feel fast and cheap, but used badly, they entrench bias and stall discovery. Surveys have long been a popular tool for gathering user insights in UX research, but they come with inherent risks that can easily skew results and mislead decision-makers. In her WebExpo 2025 talk, Lead UX Researcher Zsuzsa Kovács focused on […]

Why you should apply to speak at WebExpo 2026

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 […]

Refining layout design with Tailwind CSS

In this demo-rich talk Flex, Grid, and beyond: Mastering layouts with Tailwind CSS, Shruti Balasa shared an insightful exploration into the world of modern layout techniques. Her session centred on utilising Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework, to effectively construct responsive designs. Embracing utility-first CSS for layout design Shruti opened her presentation by advocating for […]

‘Legal mode on’ – understanding EU legal obligations with dark patterns

In an era where the digital landscape is constantly evolving, Karel Navrátil’s eye-opening presentation at WebExpo 2025 brought to light the insidious nature of dark patterns in user interface design. As both a lawyer and a front-end designer, Karel provided attendees with crucial examples and insights on how to discern the fine line between legitimate […]

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