Events

We are working to recover the full list of events organised by London Web Standards since... the beginning of times. In the meantime, here are the upcoming and more recent ones.

  • State of the Browser 2024

    The 12th edition of State of the Browser, a yearly conference organised by London Web Standards. A one-day, single-track conference with widely varying talks about the modern web, accessibility, web standards and taking place once again at the beautiful Barbican!

  • State of the Browser 2023

    The 11th edition of State of the Browser, a yearly conference organised by London Web Standards. A one-day, single-track conference with widely varying talks about the modern web, accessibility, web standards and taking place once again at the beautiful Barbican!

  • State of the Browser 2022

    The 10th edition of State of the Browser, a yearly conference organised by London Web Standards. A one-day, single-track conference with widely varying talks about the modern web, accessibility, web standards and more is making a come back!

  • State of the Browser 2021

    The 9th edition of State of the Browser, a yearly conference organised by London Web Standards. A one-day, single-track conference with widely varying talks about the modern web, accessibility, web standards and more is making a come back!

  • May 2020

    We are back! And we are finally restarting our web community meetups.

  • State of the Browser 2019

    The eighth edition of State of the Browser, a yearly conference organised by London Web Standards. A one-day, single-track conference with widely varying talks about the modern web, accessibility, web standards and more.

  • State of the Browser 2018

    The seventh edition of State of the Browser, a yearly conference organised by London Web Standards that connects browser vendors and the web community.

  • #lwsAug18

    “The Atomic Way!” by Alana Foley-Keane

  • #lwsJul18

    “Your Reality Here” by Peter Gasston & “The LEGO guide to Developer Experience and your library” by Cristiano Betta

  • #lwsJun18

    “Re-decentralising the web” by Calum Ryan & “Narrowing the gap between native and web apps: Web Push Notifications” by Massimo Franciosa

  • #lwsMay18

    “Teaching JavaScript to Sing” by David Miller & “d3 and moving things” by Roberto Cascavilla

  • #lwsReturn

    And we’re back, sorry for the delay and thanks for your patience.