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Longer thoughts and ramblings from Jeremy Keith, an Irish web developer living and working in Brighton, England.

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A presentation given at the final An Event Apart in San Francisco, as well as at Pixel Pioneers in Bristol, Web Summer Camp in Croatia, and Wey Wey Web in Spain.

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A presentation from border:none held in Nuremberg in October 2023, ten years after the first border:none in 2013.

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A short talk delivered at a gathering in Brighton by the Design Business Association in July 2023 on the topic of “Web3, AI and Design”.

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A presentation from An Event Apart Spring Summit held online in April 2022 and the opening presentation at CSS Day held in Amsterdam in June 2022.

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This was originally published on CSS Tricks in December 2021 as part of a year-end round-up of responses to the question “What is one thing people can do to make their website bettter?”

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The opening presentation from An Event Apart Spring Summit held online in April 2021.

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A talk about my personal relationship with science fiction literature, delivered at Beyond Tellerrand’s Stay Curious series in June 2021.

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The opening presentation from An Event Apart Online Together: Front-End Focus held online in August 2020.

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This was originally published on CSS Tricks in December 2020 as part of a year-end round-up of responses to the question “What is one thing you learned about building websites this year?”

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The opening presentation from the New Adventures conference held in Nottingham in January 2019.

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The opening presentation from the Beyond Tellerrand conference held in Berlin in November 2019.

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An interview conducted by Vitaly Friedman ahead of the 2019 View Source conference in Amsterdam.

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This talk about recreating the first ever web browser was a joint presentation with Remy Sharp, delivered at the Fronteers conference in Amsterdam in October 2019.

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This article first appeared in 24 Ways, the online advent calendar for geeks.