CSS Grid: Responsive and Accessibility

CSS Grid: Design possibilities

CSS Grid: Learning new layout

Accessibility Wins: Let’s talk color

Open Design Kit: Doing distributed design

Accessibility Wins: Keyboard navigation

Accessibility Wins: Start with the foundations

Future Responsive

Creating a Bocoup style guide

CriticalCSS In Action

Susan has been dedicated to making content on the web accessible to people for over ten years. As an Inclusive Web Developer at Bocoup, she works on projects that focus on CSS, accessibility, responsiveness, and performance. 

As an expert, she has given talks at conferences including <a href="https://speakerdeck.com/susanjeanrobertson/collaborative-style-guides">dsgnday</a>, <a href="https://speakerdeck.com/susanjeanrobertson/css-audits-take-back-control-of-your-css">Future Insights Live</a>, and <a href="https://vimeo.com/117250454">SmashingConf</a>. She contributes to improving the web and educating peers as an organizer of <a href="http://rfrshpdx.org">Refresh Portland</a>, a writer for <a href="https://alistapart.com/author/susanrobertson"><em>A List Apart</em></a>, a guest on industry podcasts, and is an active contributor to Bocoup’s own blog.

Susan’s credentials include front-end development for various companies including Fictive Kin, Editorially, The Nerdery, and as a sought-after freelancer she’s helped Imprint, pollinate, Tripwire, Jive Software, and FiftyThree.

Her decade-plus experience on the open web and her desire to make it accessible to all integrate with her personal passion for design and art. Susan lives in Portland, Oregon and enjoys art, reading, and running when it isn’t cold and rainy.

Susan Robertson