Angela P Ricci

This series of articles presents the “verbose version” of the talk I gave in November at FFConf 2023, in Brighton

• Part 1: Introduction
• Part 2: The Three Strengths of the Front Web
• Part 3: What We Get Wrong
• Part 4: Exploring The Reasons Why
• Part 5: Clues to Fix the Front Web

Clients want assurances when they are paying to create an accessible web site. Here are some considerations on how to formally engage with them without losing sight of final users.

On February 2019, I had the outstanding privilege and honor to be part of an amazing team celebrating the 30th anniversary of the web.

A free transcription of the talk I gave, along with Emmanuel Demey, for the TakeOff Conference 2016 edition.

A free transcription, in French, of the talk I gave for the BlendWebMix event.

As a web professional, have you ever had the feeling that you're repeating yourself, over and over again?

This article was originaly published on The Pastry Box.

Sorry to inform you, but indeed there is a monster under your bed after all.

Dear Web Designer fellow, we can no longer deny that we are part of the world of the front-end development...

A quick look on what happened in web design in 2012.

Why can't we have both awesome Javascript plugins and a standard, semantic HTML?

Remember that Responsive Web Design is about... Web Design, but what it means after all?

Drawing using CSS properties is fun!

Forget pixels. Just take a look at a simple and straightforward way to control your relative font sizes.

I wonder why so many front-end web developers are afraid of semantics. What am I missing here?

Web technologies and the hardware evolution play a quite important role in the way we do web design.

Why are we attributing too much power to the CSS design and forgetting that there is the HTML?