React Summit

“Don’t use ARIA” doesn’t mean what you think it means.
♿ Abbey Perini — full-stack developer at Hygiena, accessibility advocate, international speaker, and technical writer with 500K+ views.

🎙 A talk at React Summit 2026:
“What the First Rule of ARIA Really Means”

The first rule of ARIA is “don’t use ARIA” — and somehow that became “never, ever touch it.” But ARIA isn’t the villain. It’s a powerful tool with a specific job: picking up where native HTML leaves off.

Abbey unpacks what the rule actually means, where developers go wrong in both directions, and how to know exactly when ARIA is the right call — and when it isn’t.

All at React Summit in Amsterdam this June!

🎟 Grab your ticket — link in bio.

A billion users now start their online journey in a chat. Are you building for them?
🤖 Frédéric Barthelet — CTO & co-founder of Alpic, creator of Skybridge. Ex-serverless infrastructure builder, AWS Community Builder for 5 years.

🛠 A remote workshop ahead of React Summit 2026:
“Build ChatGPT Apps with Skybridge”

A new category of apps is emerging — living inside ChatGPT, Claude, and other conversational agents, serving as a direct digital storefront for brands and a real alternative to mobile apps.

Building them means designing for a three-way dynamic: human, UI, and model at the same time. Fred built Skybridge — an open-source full-stack TypeScript framework on React — to make this possible at speed. Come learn how to ship the next generation of AI-native apps before everyone else does.

All at React Summit in Amsterdam this June!

🎟 Grab your ticket — link in bio.

Are you really using a state management library to toggle dark mode?
💡 Jemima Abu — Product engineer at CAIS, Google Developer Expert, Microsoft MVP, and Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies.

🎙 A talk at React Summit 2026:
“Your React App Doesn’t Need All That JavaScript”

Accordions, modals, carousels, scroll transitions — we keep reaching for React machinery when the browser already handles it natively.

Jemima shows how modern HTML and CSS can replace entire layers of custom JS, with better performance and better accessibility built in. Less code. Faster UI. And React finally doing what it’s actually best at: everything else 🔥

All at React Summit in Amsterdam this June!

🎟 Grab your ticket — link in bio.