Fronty-front-end dev and techy generalist, mum of 2, euro-mongrel (🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇸🇪), cyclist, lapsed swing dancer & DJ, erstwhile tall ship and dingy sailor, crocheter, lefty.

Work with :react:, but ❤️ vanilla :html5: :javascript: ✨:css:✨ :awesome:

Cis het - she/her, supporting :BLM: :a11y: :disability_pride_flag: 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

Part of the Inclusive Front #inclusiveFront

Sajberspejs Developer with an interest in accessibility, slow-tv and birding.

Front-end engineer at NRK.
Been centering elements since 1996.

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🏳️‍⚧️ Queer Art & Code 🏳️‍🌈
:oddbird: Co-Founder @OddBird
:w3c: Working on CSS in a (@w3c) Group
🤘🏼 art.miriamsuzanne.com, teacupgorilla.com, & grapefruitlab.com
:pinkraccoon: Server admin (see @mods)
What are we building here? Is it a world we want to live in?

Music, movie and book nerd.

I work on standards for the Dutch government at W3C and ETSI. Co-editor of WCAG 3, WCAG-EM and contributor to Web Sustainability Guidelines. I'm also on the W3C's @ab. Opinions are mine.

Also public speaker for hire on tech ethics, web standards, accessibility, sustainability (see https://hidde.blog/speaking).


Interests include: the world wide web, books, personal websites, CMSes, access, equity, live music, the video conferencing apps of our decade.

Sharing web dev tricks with 6k people at webweekly.email

Today I learned Blogger

Maintaining tiny-helpers.dev

Pronouns: he/him

Building websites, playing board games, observing nature.

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Designer for the web. Living each day like it’s Pizza Day. she/her

I make things that help people make things. • W3C TAG alum • CSS WG Invited Expert • CS/HCI PhD @MIT • Shy extrovert.

Open Web Docs supports web platform documentation for the benefit of web developers & designers worldwide.

Spell is a web developer, designer, and accessibility specialist living in beautiful Allentown, PA.

Co-Founder of Cloud Four. Author of Progressive Web Apps from A Book Apart. Trying to balance work, life, and taking care of my father. he/him