this is an 11ty Conference.
What/When
A brand new exclusively (and extremely) online (virtual) single-day single-track conference dedicated to Web Development and the
at 3pm UTC
How do I sign up?
Registration is now open—join the 1227 other developers attending the 11ty Conference!
Thanks to our wonderful sponsors, the conference is free! If you’re attending and representing a company, donations are always appreciated.
All participants (attendees, speakers, sponsors, staff, organizers, volunteers) will be required to abide by the code of conduct. Please read it thoroughly to ensure a welcoming event for all.
Sponsors
Want your logo here? Get in touch and we’ll send over our sponsorship prospectus.
Speakers
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- A web site made real good:
henry.codes
Henry Desroches is a creative technologist and web designer based in Denver, Colorado. He’s been designing and coding the front-of-the-front-end of the web for nigh on a decade, specializing in CSS necromancy, web animation alchemy, and the dark magic of design systems. He’s worked for some incredible clients including YouTube and The New York Times, can kickflip (citation needed), loves keeping the web strange, and has beaten Elden Ring without leveling up.
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- A web site made real good:
mayank.co
Mayank is a design engineer who cares deeply about accessibility and inclusivity. They enjoy working with new, revolutionary web tech, such as HTML and CSS. In their free time, they run their mouth on their personal blog.
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- A web site made real good:
GoMakeThings.com
Chris Ferdinandi helps people build a simpler, faster, more resilient web.
He creates courses and workshops and work with amazing clients. His developer tips newsletter is read by thousands of developers each weekday.
He’s advised and written code for organizations like NASA, Apple, Harvard Business School, Chobani, and Adidas. Chris Coyier, the founder of CSS-Tricks and CodePen, has described his writing as “infinitely quote-worthy.”
Chris loves pirates, puppies, and Pixar movies, and lives near horse farms in rural Massachusetts.
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- A web site made real good:
popagandhi.com
Adrianna Tan is a technology professional with more than 15 years’ experience in software development, particularly in the area of entrepreneurship and product management. For the last 5 years, she has played a leading role in San Francisco's web services, particularly in Covid-19 information, vaccination, recovery and relief.
As a civic technologist at one of the U.S.'s largest municipal government digital teams since 2019, she has had a front row seat to how government software is selected, procured, implemented, built, and used by people who rely on it. She believes that digital government doesn't have to suck.
In a past life, she was a startup founder at an Indonesian micropayments company, early stage employee at several leading U.S. startups, an executive for U.S. and Singapore companies, ice cream company co-founder, and photographer and writer of several travel guidebooks and cookbooks.
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- A web site made real good:
sarajoy.dev
Sara has been extremely online since 1998, making her own personal websites since 1999. She fell off the wagon some time around 2010, until getting back on it in 2021 to switch her career from electronic engineering to web development. She loves the web platform, and wants it to be accessible to everyone.
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- A web site made real good:
jetbrains.com/guide/
Paul is a Python and Web Developer Advocate at JetBrains. Before that, Paul was a co-founder of Zope Corporation, taking the first open source application server through $14M of funding. Paul has bootstrapped both the Python Software Foundation and the Plone Foundation. Prior to that, Paul was an officer in the US Navy, starting www.navy.mil in 1993.
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- A web site made real good:
sia.codes
Sia Karamalegos is a web developer and performance engineer, currently working on web performance at Shopify. She's also an international conference speaker, writer, Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies, and member of the W3C web performance working group. She co-organizes the Eleventy Meetup which won the 2021 Jammies Award for Outstanding Community Meetup.
We are revealing one speaker at a time, selected via our public call for proposals.
Accessibility
For this online event, we’re doing our best to achieve an accessible event for all, extending to each and every part of the event:
- The event is free so that folks of all economic backgrounds can join and learn.
- The event has a robust and inclusive code of conduct that must be adhered to by all conference participants.
- The event web site and registration process must be accessible.
- The event is held online with worldwide remote access via live streaming.
- The event provides live captioning services (via White Coat Captioning).
If you notice something that doesn’t satisfy these goals, please contact the organizer team.
Shirts & Stickers
For increased sustainability and to reduce waste, our online event is free and the swag is an add-on available for purchase.
April 8 Update: the store is now closed. The order has been sent to the printers and we’ll ship these out when they’re finished!
For a very limited time (closing April 5, 2024), we have opened an 11ty Merch store for folks that are interested in buying a bundle (shirt and stickers) to support the conference and the open source project. The goal is to get these in your hands before the conference on May 9th!
The Team
You can email the entire team.
