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No one gets excited about web standards until they realize 10% of their users aren't using Javascript, and can't order anything from their shop. Here, Jenn Lukas gives a fun and fundamental talk on designing with the future in mind, and making certain that your web site works for all of your users. Recommend. (Jenn Lukas)
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CSS transitions and animations provide web designers with a whole slew of tools to spruce up our designs. Move over ActionScript tweens! The techniques we can now implement with CSS are reminiscent of Flash-based adventures from the pages of web history.
Pairing CSS enhancements with our :hover pseudo-class allows us to add interesting events to our websites. We have a ton of power at our fingertips. However, with this power, we each have to ask ourselves: just because I can do something, should I?
I registered ladiesintech and ladiesintechnology.com. At the time, I had no clue what I was going to do the with the URLs, but what I did know is that if I owned them, I had the power to make something I believe in. And that’s what I’m doing now: Creating another place for a group I relate to, ladies. Just like I don’t think we can have enough female speakers, I don’t think we can ever have enough resources and content online for things we believe in. I can’t force anyone to speak publicly or to read this site, but I can put this site and myself out there. I hope you all do, too.
The One Person You Can Convince to Be a Public Speaker | Ladies in Tech
