The lineup / 08 speakers
Frontend practice, real-world trade-offs. Explore the people and their talks.
Eight perspectives. One night.
Senior Frontend Engineer at LayerKit
The talk
Alina builds scalable interface systems for high-growth SaaS teams and mentors frontend developers on maintainable UI architecture.
A practical session on evolving a design system without slowing product teams, including governance, tokens, and component discipline.
Performance Engineer at ShipScale
The talk
Maksym specializes in frontend performance budgets, rendering strategy, and real-user measurement for complex web apps.
Learn how to spot regressions early, prioritize fixes, and build interfaces that feel fast on real devices and connections.
Accessibility Consultant at Inclusive Web Lab
The talk
Iryna helps product teams turn accessibility from a compliance task into a better design and engineering practice.
A sharp walkthrough of practical accessibility habits for component libraries, content patterns, and keyboard-first UX.
Staff Engineer at React Forge
The talk
Denys works on large-scale React applications and enjoys simplifying architecture decisions for growing engineering teams.
A grounded look at choosing state boundaries, avoiding over-engineering, and keeping data flow understandable over time.
Frontend Lead at MotionFrame
The talk
Kateryna designs interaction systems where motion supports clarity, delight, and product feedback rather than distraction.
See how to use motion thoughtfully in product UI, with examples for loading, transitions, hierarchy, and micro-interactions.
Platform Engineer at BuildChain
The talk
Oleksii focuses on developer experience, faster delivery pipelines, and frontend tooling choices that hold up at scale.
A practical guide to streamlining local setup, build feedback, linting, and team-wide confidence in shipping changes.
UI Engineer at PixelNorth
The talk
Sofiia is known for teaching advanced CSS architecture in a way that makes sense to product-minded frontend teams.
Explore layout systems, specificity control, and resilient styling patterns for interfaces that keep growing.
Frontend Architect at EdgeCraft
The talk
Artem helps distributed teams build consistent frontend systems with strong collaboration between product, design, and engineering.
A session on component ownership, review culture, and creating guardrails that make cross-team UI delivery smoother.
Meet the minds. Then explore what you’ll take away.
Explore the learning highlightsThe takeaways
Practical patterns for the interfaces you build—and the teams you build them with.
Use layers, container queries, and clear boundaries to keep growing stylesheets under control.
CSS · Structure
Find rendering bottlenecks, trim expensive work, and check improvements against real metrics.
Profiling · Web vitals
Turn tokens and component contracts into a shared language—not another UI maintenance burden.
Tokens · Components
Make keyboard flows, focus management, and semantic HTML part of your everyday implementation.
Semantics · Inclusive UI
Use transitions to clarify state changes while keeping interfaces responsive and comfortable to use.
Transitions · Feedback
Separate local, shared, and server state so data flows stay predictable as your application grows.
React · Data flow
Build reliable checks and repeatable workflows that catch regressions before they reach production.
Testing · Build pipelines
Align design, engineering, and QA with clear handoffs, smaller releases, and shared definitions of done.
Collaboration · Delivery
The support network
Sponsor lineup coming soon.
Illustrative names only · partnerships to be confirmed.
Kyiv / venue preview
A night worth finding your way to.
Meet you in Kyiv.
Exact venue and map pin coming soon. This preview is illustrative, not a navigation map.
Kyiv, Ukraine · Venue to be announced
Practical details for a smooth arrival. Venue-specific guidance will appear here once the location is confirmed.
Your arrival checklist
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A few more things before you go?
Read the FAQBefore you join / FAQ
A few practical details before your evening with the Kyiv frontend community.
Frontend developers, JavaScript and UI engineers, and students getting into web development. Come for practical ideas and people who care about building better interfaces.
Registration requirements are not confirmed yet. Check this page for the entry details before making plans to attend.
Talk languages are still being confirmed with the speakers. Check the final lineup before attending; translation is not currently confirmed.
The provisional agenda starts with arrival at 18:00, Kyiv time. Come during the arrival window to settle in before the talks, and check the final schedule for confirmed times.
Recordings are not confirmed. Plan to join in person rather than rely on a replay; any recording updates will be shared on this page.
Yes—networking is planned after the talks. Stay to meet speakers, compare notes, and connect with other developers. Exact timing is subject to the final agenda.
