Front End Websites

Nic Chan is an independent front-end web developer based in Hong Kong. She has over 9 years of experience working with clients around the globe, helping companies build fast, accessible, and user-friendly web experiences. Nic is a member of the W3C Maps4HTML Community Group and co-authored the Use Cases and Requirements for Standardizing Web Maps report. She is passionate about web accessibility and has been published at Smashing Magazine. Nic has also spoken at multiple events. She has launched Primavera, an accessible, high-end Shopify theme.

Jason O'Neil is a software engineer at Culture Amp, a company focused on improving the world of work. He works within the Developer Experience team, aiming to enhance the productivity and streamline the workflows of Culture Amp's engineers. Based in Perth/Boorloo, Western Australia (Noongar land), Jason is a father to two sons and is in love with Casey. He also helps organize a meetup for web developers in Perth. Jason uses his blog to write about software engineering, personal topics, and faith-related subjects. His background is in Front End development and a niche language called Haxe.

Chris Gibbons is an experienced and passionate digital developer based in Lancashire, UK. He specialises in traditional front-end development practices and has a long-time obsession with well-written, semantic, and accessible code. Chris sits in the murky waters between design, front-end, and back-end engineering. He strongly advocates for the use of design systems. Chris has worked for some of the biggest names in Manchester, working on large-scale, content-managed platforms for some of the largest companies in the UK. Outside of work, Chris enjoys cycling, writing, and photography. He also supports Liverpool FC.

a fullstack developer. favorite languages are Javascript and Go