A field guide for people who ship the web

The Browser, the Web & Everything Around It

17–18 September 2026Turin · Italy
Choose a pass

Oddbird Frontend gathers curious engineers, designers, and browser obsessives for two days of precise talks, useful demos, and spirited conversations about the interfaces we build.

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sessions, side quests, and shared notes across one warm September weekend.

Meet the voices

Speakers and workshop hosts

People who know where the edges are

A lively mix of working practitioners with sharp opinions and the examples to support them.

Mara Ionescu, portrait by Thanh Xuan Nguyen Ly on Pexels

Mara Ionescu

Builds resilient interfaces for public services and maintains a tiny library of excellent form patterns.

Design systems · Bucharest
Jules Okafor, portrait by Korede Adenola on Pexels

Jules Okafor

Explores the strange places where layout engines, accessibility APIs, and product deadlines meet.

Browser engineer · London
Elin Park, portrait by Jake Nackos on Unsplash

Elin Park

Turns complex editorial platforms into clear, fast reading experiences for independent publishers.

Frontend lead · Seoul
Tomás Vela, portrait by Ben Khatry on Pexels

Tomás Vela

Prototypes playful web tools and teaches teams to make motion supportive rather than distracting.

Creative developer · Madrid
Priya Datt, portrait by Foto Sushi on Pexels

Priya Datt

Researches developer experience with an eye for documentation that answers the question at hand.

DX researcher · Toronto
Niko Lemmens, portrait by Prince on Pexels

Niko Lemmens

Makes data-heavy tools feel calm without sanding away the useful complexity underneath.

Product engineer · Ghent
Amina Saleh, portrait by Thanh Xuan Nguyen Ly on Pexels

Amina Saleh

Writes CSS with an editor's instinct and studies how language direction changes interface rhythm.

Web platform advocate · Cairo
Isaac Bell, portrait by Korede Adenola on Pexels

Isaac Bell

Runs performance experiments on real products, where the network is uneven and users are impatient.

Performance lead · Glasgow
Céleste Moreau, portrait by Jake Nackos on Unsplash

Céleste Moreau

Designs tools for cultural archives and advocates for durable standards over fashionable shortcuts.

Interaction designer · Lyon
Ren Ito, portrait by Ben Khatry on Pexels

Ren Ito

Builds generative interfaces, audits component libraries, and asks unusually good questions about defaults.

Independent maker · Tokyo

Tickets

Pick your orbit

Every pass includes both stages, workshop notes, a proper lunch, and access to the post-event recording library.

Individual pass

For independent makers and small studios
€189

Team pair

Two seats, one shared booking
€348

Community seat

Supported rate, no application required
€96

A limited number of travel stipends are available. Write to us before booking and tell us what would make attendance possible.