You can now watch or rewatch my talk 👇

State of the Browser has confirmed how much I love smaller, community-driven developer events. We can't all afford to fund a diversity ticket or be a sponsor, but we can help by Buying Tickets Early! Especially for events not geared to people with education budgets from big companies. #SofB2025

I love this, great visualised summary of the talk. Thanks Luke! 👌

Niya Dobazova is taking on the light-dark() mantle 💪☀️🌙

It was nice meeting you! …And I wish I could post live updates like you do. 😄

Next up is @niya-d.bsky.social to talk about Light and Dark Mode and the light-dark() CSS Function. (Also see brm.us/light-dark for a post of mine on the subject) #SotB2025

Brilliant first talk from @niya-d.bsky.social!

thx to @niya-d.bsky.social for focussing in her talk on #CSS #function #light-dark #a11y and I will check out the proposed schemed-value :) #SotB2025 https://web.dev/articles/light-dark#introducing_light-dark

2 weeks today we welcome our fabulous speakers to London: #AndreasKling @joshtumath.uk @matuzo.at @niya-d.bsky.social @pimpmytype.bsky.social @sarajw.front-end.social.ap.brid.gy @scott.is 2025.stateofthebrowser.com/speakers/ If you want to be there in person there are very few tickets left!

Very excited to give my first ever talk and #SotB Thank you @londonwebstandards.org for the opportunity!

At London Web Standards & State of the Browsers we like to encourage new speakers. Many speakers gave their first talk at our events. Today we welcome @niya-d.bsky.social to our line-up, she is giving her 1st ever talk. 2025.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/niya... 6/n

Reserve your place at the London, State of the Browser web conference on Saturday 29th March. This event presents an excellent opportunity to network with fellow web enthusiasts, exchange innovative ideas, and explore the latest trends influencing the future of web standards 🌎