00:07 – 00:17

Styling books by Oleg Mokhov

What if you need just read a book in browser? This talk is about styling books and making them readable and convenient to read. CSS Columns, flexible images, annotations and something even more. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

23:55 – 00:05

Declarative templates for HTML by Vladimir Grinenko

We all love declarativeness of CSS. Why not to use same approach for HTML templates as well?

Vladimir will share the experience they've got at Yandex. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

23:43 – 23:53

7 Things You Always Wanted To Know About A11Y by Jules Ernst

Or 6 or 8. Last year I've been testing lots of sites. On the subject of accessibility often the same mistakes are made. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

23:18 – 23:28

Designing with “real” data by Andreas Dantz

Break your designs early and save a lot of time and money. It doesn't matter if you design in the browser or mock things up in Sketch or Photoshop. A few examples and methodologies from past projects. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

23:06 – 23:16

A eulogy for Internet Explorer, 1995 — 2015 by Niels Leenheer

This summer Microsoft released Windows 10. For us web developers this is important, because for the first time since Windows 95 SR1, Internet Explorer is no longer the default browser.Its my opinion now would be an appropriate moment to say goodbye to Internet Explorer. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

22:54 – 23:04

The art of selling tickets by Jan van Hellemond

This year, for the first time ever, Fronteers used a custom built ticketshop to sell tickets to the conference and workshops. Although there are many options available for selling tickets online without having to build something yourself, most are... not very good. And even the good ones tend to have a quirk or two and can be quite expensive.

I would like to give a little insight into building a robust and resilient webshop that can handle a generous peak load without breaking itself or the bank. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

22:42 – 22:52

Smart eCommerce Design Patterns by Vitaly Friedman

In the end, it's all about checkouts and conversion rates, isn't it? In this short talk, we'll look at some practical techniques and strategies on improving conversion with better form design — using modern technologies and innovative examples. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

22:17 – 22:27

Make Them Click by Roy Tomeij

Whether you want it or not, you're the constant victim of neuro-marketing. By tapping into your "reptile brain", you are unconsciously made to click, like and buy. Let's take a look at some proven techniques to trick your mind (on and off line). You'll learn how to see others' influence on you, and maybe to exert some influence of your own. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

22:05 – 22:15

CSS is like sex by Bart Oleszczyk

This talk is not about sex, but in fact about cooking eggs (and CSS of course). More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session

Turning their oscillating online outing into a decidedly destructive down-to-earth diatribe - for one night only - in the blue corner: it's Peter-Paul "The Wall" Koch, QuirksMode's quaestor, and in the red corner, it's Young Jaffa, the boy bashful, the Web's wondrous wizard: Jake "The Cake" Archibald. Presented and moderated like no other, in the Amsterdam 2015 Fronteers Jam Session Arena, by that inimitable imperator, Opera's own Ozymandias, Fronteers's MC, Mr: Bruce "The Law" Lawson. More info at: https://fronteers.nl/congres/2015/jam-session