Hidde de Vries

Hidde de Vries

Hidde is a front-end, design systems and web accessibility specialist from Rotterdam, The Netherlands. He is excited about web standards, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and accessibility. Hidde writes about these things and more on hidde.blog. In his free time, he works on a coffee table book covering the video conferencing applications of our decade.

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Built-in accessibility: blessing or curse? JSHeroes May 2025
display: green; applying the web sustainability guidelines CSS Day June 2025
ARIA, the good parts Pixel Pioneers June 2025

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Accessibility standards: a look in the kitchen User Centered Cities Cafe March 2025
Your CMS is an accessibility assistant Web Camp Venlo February 2025
New web platform features that help you save performance.sync() November 2024
Creativity cannot be computed Beyond Tellerrand November 2024
“Built-in” accessibility: blessing or curse? #a11yTO Conf 2024 October 2024
More software should have accessibility built in Joy of Coding June 2024
Verbeter je formulieren met NL Design System Nationaal Congres Digitale Toegankelijkheid June 2024
“Built-in” accessibility: blessing or curse? Accessibility Club Summit June 2024
Dialog dilemmas and modal mischief: on building popovers All Day Hey May 2024
Dialog dilemmas and modal mischief: a deep dive into popovers and how to build them Coven of Wisdom - CSS Edition October 2023
ARIA, the good parts WeAreDevelopers - Accessibility Day October 2023
Popover are about to become a whole lot easier to build React Advanced October 2023
ARIA, the good parts NDC Porto 2023 October 2023
ARIA, the good parts Paris Web September 2023
Will tools save us? Celebrating the Web Accessibility Directive Third Anniversary September 2023
Dialog dilemmas and modal mischief: a deep dive into popovers and how to build them HalfStack Vienna September 2023
Dialog dilemmas and modal mischief: a deep dive into popovers and how to build them Front Conference August 2023
Dialog dilemmas and modal mischief: a deep dive into popovers and how to build them CSS Day June 2023
Dialog dilemmas and modal mischief (7 mins edition w/transcript) JSNation June 2023
Shifting left, or: making accessibility easier by doing it earlier a11ytalks, April 2023 April 2023
Your CMS is an accessibility assistant Frontend RheinMain: accessibility March 2023
It’s the markup that matters Modern Frontends Live! November 2022
Sneller toegankelijk met herbruikbare front-end componenten - (Accelerating accessibility in a component-based world) Design Systems Week - Gebruikers Centraal November 2022
Your CMS is an accessibility assistant IAAP EU November 2022
Shifting left, or: making accessibility easier by doing it earlier State of the browser October 2022
More to give than just the div: semantics and how to get them right Frontmania October 2022
Cross-Functional Collaboration for Structured Content EuroIA 2022 September 2022
Editing experiences your team will love React India September 2022
Shifting left, or: making accessibility easier by doing it earlier Sanity Meetup, July 2022 July 2022
Styling selects? You’ve got options! CSS Day meets CSS Café June 2022
It’s the markup that matters JSConf Budapest June 2022
Cross-Functional Collaboration for Structured Content Structured Content Conference (satellite) May 2022
Shifting left, or: making accessibility easier by doing it earlier DevOps Amsterdam meetup March 2022
A toolkit for web accessibility Stay Curious by Beyond Tellerrand January 2022
The next web Sendcloud engineering January 2022
Could browsers fix more accessibility problems automatically? Tech A11y Summit December 2021
Accelerating accessibility in a component-based world Git Commit Show November 2021
Accelerating accessibility in a component-based world .BLD() Tech Conference November 2021
Accelerating accessibility in a component-based world JSConf India November 2021
Could browsers fix more accessibility problems automatically? Accessibility Club Meetup November 2021
More to give than just the div: semantics and how to get them right Beyond Tellerand November 2021
More to give than just the div: semantics and how to get them right Web Directions: Access All Areas October 2021
Could browsers fix more accessibility problems automatically? #a11yTO Conf October 2021
It’s the markup that matters CodeLand 2021 September 2021
Procuring accessible software for e-learning: how ATAG can help WPCampus 2021 Online September 2021
Your CMS is an accessibility assistant Technica11y July 2021
Accelerating accessibility in a component-based world SimpleWebConf 2021 June 2021
It’s the markup that matters Next.js Conf October 2020
On auto sizes in Grid Layout Talk.CSS October 2020
Your CMS is an accessibility assistant WordPress Accessibility Day October 2020

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