Pete joined Google in 2011 as a Developer Advocate working on the Chrome team and the open web platform. He's been designing websites since his early days in high school, evolving from overlapping <blink>, <marquee> and <font> tags on GeoCities to properly styled CSS, managed hosted websites. Pete works with the web developer community to build awesome new web applications using open web technologies.

Pete keeps an irregular blog at https://PeteLePage.com and can be found occasionally on Mastadon at @petele@techhub.social

It Works In All Browsers? Interoperability beyond availability

Baseline provides a snapshot of web features supported across all browsers, but feature availability is just the beginning of building a modern, capable web experience. This talk goes beyond listing what's possible and helps you determine what's best for your product using today's tools.

We'll explore how to combine features to create adaptable, resilient layouts, highlight modern UI patterns that are easier to implement, and discuss whether updating your implementation with the latest features makes your code more maintainable and robust. And much more.