September Presentation Night

We are back, just in time for DDD Perth. In fact, we are borrowing several of their speakers for a special Fenders night.

Please be sure to read the covid restrictions.

For those who cannot attend in person, a recording will be available on youtube soon after.

## WHAT’S ON

**Secrets of the Credential Management APIs**
Phil Nash – Twilio

Developing the front-end of a login flow may seem quite straightforward. But in this crucial flow to most applications there is more we can do to make the experience for users both secure and a delight.

In this talk we’ll see how the credential management API is much more exciting than it sounds, use it to reduce friction for users through both login and two factor authentication, and take a look to the future of auth experiences.

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**But what about normal flow?**
Erin Zimmer – CashApp

When people talk about CSS layouts these days, it’s all about flex and grid. And, don’t get me wrong, flex and grid are pretty cool. But normal flow is still the default layout on the web, so most of your app is probably laid out using normal flow. And that’s totally ok – normal flow is actually great, when we’re using it in the way it was intended.

So, let’s have a look at how normal flow works, what it’s good for, and why you can’t use it to vertically centre anything, but that’s not really a problem.

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**L is for Literacy**
Henri Helvetica – WebPageTest

It’s 2022, and web performance is now abundantly important, with an abundance of available metrics, used by — you guessed it — an abundance of developers, new and experienced. All quips aside, the complexities of the web has lead to increased complexities in web performance. Understanding, or literacy in web performance is as important as the four basic language skills. ‘L is for Literacy’ is a lively look at the performance lexicon and technology, backed by enlightening data all will enjoy.