Michelle is a Lead Front End Developer at Atomic Smash, author of front-end blog CSS { In Real Life }, and a Mozilla Tech Speaker She has written articles for CSS Tricks, Smashing Magazine, and Web Designer Magazine, to name a few. She enjoys experimenting with new CSS features and helping others learn about them.
So, you’ve heard all about CSS Grid and now you want to use it in production. Great! Grid is an incredibly powerful tool for building web layouts, and is a valuable part of the new era of intrinsic web design. But with so many different ways to create a grid and place items, it’s not always easy to understand when something goes wrong.
In this talk we’ll examine a few examples of common problems, and put the CSS Grid specification under the microscope to help understand why our layouts might not always behave as we expect. We’ll take a look at how Grid works in harmony with (and not against!) other layout methods to build the robust, flexible web of the future.
| Building Intelligent Layouts with CSS Grid | WordCamp Bristol | May 2019 |
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| Building Complex Layouts with CSS Grid | Future Sync | April 2019 |
| Building Intelligent Layouts with CSS Grid | Upfront Conf | March 2019 |
| Building Intelligent Layouts with CSS Grid | Bristol Wordpress People | March 2019 |
| Building Challenging Layouts with CSS Grid | Women Who Code | January 2019 |
| Super-powered Layouts with CSS Grid and CSS Variables | Bath Digital Festival: All-Dayer for Web Makers | October 2018 |
| Super-powered Layouts with CSS Grid and CSS Variables | Web Dev Conference | October 2018 |
| Super-powered Layouts with CSS Grid and CSS Variables | State Of The Browser 2018 | September 2018 |
| Super-powered Layouts with CSS Grid and CSS Variables | Bristol JS | June 2018 |