CSS Day is the annual CSS community conference that brings specifiers, implementors, teachers, and authors together to discuss the current state of CSS, upcoming features, and cool demos.
The photos and group photos have been published.
On 3rd and 4th of June 2027 we'll run our thirteenth edition. Do you want to talk about CSS in real life, and not just online? Make friends, not followers? Then come. You'll love it.
Our 2026 line-up
The twelfth edition ran on 11th and 12th of June 2026. Videos will become available in late June.
- Niels Leenheer
: CSS Doom Laser - Manuel Matuzović
: Breaking with habits - Eric Meyer
: Offset paths and SVG - Una Kravets
: Modern UI Patterns - Sara Joy
: Color-Scheming - Bruce Lawson
: MC - Kevin Powell
: CSS is eating JavaScript - Ana Rodrigues
: MC - Bramus Van Damme
: View Transitions - Jelle Raaijmakers
: Value processing - Lea Verou
: What the Color?! - Adam Argyle
: All the ways CSS adapts - Jake Archibald
: Selects - Josh Tumath
: Accessible text size - Lyra Rebane
: CSS crimes - Patrick Brosset
: Fun with grid lanes
From our extensive correspondence with literally none of you we know that you all have pressing life questions such as "How many of my CSS heroes will I meet at CSS Day?" and "How many flamethrowers will they aim at me from stage?"
The answers are lots and probably none, respectively.
You trust us, right? I mean, we're very protective of our target audience.
