Contributing to Web Standards

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Discover how you can shape the future of the web by contributing to web standards!

In this talk, we’ll explore the process of creating and evolving web technologies, the role of standards organizations, and how developers of all levels can get involved.

Learn practical steps to contribute your ideas, collaborate with global communities, and ensure the web remains open, accessible, and innovative for everyone.

This talk has been presented at JSNation 2025, check out the latest edition of this JavaScript Conference.

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