#webdayout — Public Fediverse posts

Updated my #webdayout post with a few links.
https://davidroessli.com/logs/2026/03/a-web-day-out-in-brighton/

Finished my blog post about a couple of wonderful events this last month - then mashed the shit out of the titles to make it "work" for a blog post title.

Thank you #StateOfTheBrowser and #WebDayOut

https://remysharp.com/2026/03/18/web-of-state-of-the-browser-day-out

I'm grateful that I got to spend time with so many friendly, fun, and talented people in the past two weeks! State of the Browser in London and Web Day Out in Brighton were great fun!

The slides for my talk “Breaking with habits” are available online! https://noti.st/matuzo/K64nm3/slides #WebDayOut

Nothing makes me want to start writing again more than a visit to Brighton and conversations with web folks #WebDayOut

RE: https://mastodon.social/@davidroessli/116215624729884319

Jemima absolutely rocked it. What an opener. Set the tone for the day: funny, geeky, love for the native web.

#WebDayOut

I had such a good day at #WebDayOut yesterday. Really enjoyed giving my talk on web typography to a lovely crowd – warm, knowledgable and supportive.

All credit to my colleagues at @Clearleft especially Louise and @adactio for putting together a great day.

So glad we filled the house in the end, because the other speakers were brilliant, with talks that deserved, and needed, to be heard.

On the last (?) train back from Brighton after #WebDayOut. What an excellent day.

Missed my chance at #SoTB26 but recovered at #WebDayOut
Cc: @matuzo

Awesome times at web day out today! #WebDayOut

What a fantastic day! #WebDayOut really lived up to my expectations, not that I had any doubts. It feels soo good to reconnect in person with like minded people and friends. I’m going home recalibrated and inspired (and hopeful), gliding 50cm above ground.
Big thanks to all the speakers and to @adactio and @Clearleft for making it happen.
Take care.

What a fantastic bunch of speakers! Thank you all for making #WebDayOut so great!

🔗 https://adactio.com/notes/22453

Last talk of the day at #WebDayOut: @lolaodelola is taking us on a journey of web standards, explainers, implementations, and accessibility using poetry, Rust and C++… amazing! 🤩

The browser is the playground by Lola Odelola at #WebDayOut

Time traveling the <select> element. The request to style it predates its creation. By Jake Archibald at #WebDayOut

I'm learning a lot in @Richr s talk at #webDayOut. @counter-style, for example, is super interesting and powerful.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/At-rules/@counter-style

Remove trailing full stops in lists 😎 Richard Rutter at #WebDayOut

The font-size-adjust property allows you to specify the aspect value for a font. This tool calculates it for any font installed on your machine. Use this value as your font-size-adjust number. via @Richr #webDayOut

https://clagnut.com/sandbox/font-size-adjust-ex.html

Rich made me love typography — I love listening to him 😍 “What’s new in web typography” by Richard Rutter at #WebDayOut

I accidentally broke my website but my laptop is still on stage at #webDayOut 😯😭 I should be able to fix it in about 30 minutes.

Taking a break from the #WebDayOut to attend the @ab meeting.

Yay! 🎉 Breaking habits by Manuel Matuzovič at #WebDayOut @front-end.social/@matuzo

“Versionless is a virtue
Stick with the web.”
Harry Roberts at #WebDayOut