Happy New Year!
Welcome to 2026! Fronteers has a lot in store for you this year.
Welcome to Fronteers
We are a professional association for front-end developers in the Netherlands and Belgium. Since 2007, we have been working to promote the profession of front-end development. We organize meetups to share knowledge and connect people. To help you be the best you can be!
Upcoming activities
-
All Day Hey! 2026
Please note: This is an event that is not organised by Fronteers.
A curated conference for curious developers, designers, and technology leaders. A single-track conference featuring 8 industry-focused talks in the heart of Leeds.
All Day Hey! takes place in the heart of Leeds featuring talks from some of the industry's finest minds. Our single-track conference is carefully curated to ensure you get the most from the day; whether you're a software engineer, UX designer or someone who leads technology teams, you'll find topics that leave you feeling inspired and ready to dig into something new.
Date: May 7th, 2026
Time: 09:00 – 17:00 BST
Location: Everyman Cinema, Leeds, UK
Format: Curated single-track with 8 industry-focused talks -
Accessibility Club Summit 2026
Please note: This is an event that is not organised by Fronteers.
Two days of web accessibility knowledge, BarCamp and community workshops in Würzburg.
The Accessibility Club Summit brings together people from across Europe for two days of gaining knowledge about web accessibility, exchanging experiences and meeting like-minded enthusiasts. Day 1 is a BarCamp with pre-planned presentations and community-proposed sessions; Day 2 features community-run workshops. Fully hybrid — remote participation available.
- Dates: Saturday 9 – Sunday 10 May 2026
- Location: Technische Hochschule Würzburg-Schweinfurt, Würzburg, Germany
- Tickets: BarCamp from €25, workshops €25–50
- Website: accessibility.club
-
Online borrel
Join us for an online check-in during Fronteers' online drinks!
Connect with fellow frontend developers from the comfort of your own home.
When? Wednesday May 13th, from 19:30 for an hour.Where? Online
-
WeCode - Women in IT
Please note: This is an event that is not organised by Fronteers.
A meetup by WeCode (Women in IT) hosted by the Chamber of Commerce (KvK) in Utrecht.
WeCode (Women in IT) organizes a meetup on May 21, 2026, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce (KvK) in Utrecht.
- Date: 21 May 2026
- Location: KvK, Utrecht
- More information: Announcement on LinkedIn
-
The Web You Want, part 2
Please note: This is an event that is not organised by Fronteers.
A free two-day conference about the web, with time to reflect between the two days.
On April 17, 2026 (the day after Smashing Conference Amsterdam), and June 10, 2026 (the day before CSSday).
What would the web be like if it was up to you?
The wonderful core principle of the web is that the web is for everyone. This principle is probably the base of its enormous success. And it makes the web to this peculiar place, where people can publish their own writings, their videos, their ideas. It is a place where people from tiny subcultures can find each other and grow into international, thriving communities. It is a place where the excluded can feel included. It is a place for experiments and play, for sharing and inclusion.
But this idea that the web is for everyone, is also a source of some strange and complicated paradoxes. For instance, if the web is for everyone, you could argue that it is also for huge organisations that want to own it. Or, another interesting paradox is: if everyone is allowed to make things on the web, you cannot expect every website to be usable for everyone: not everybody is an expert in building interfaces. And if it is for everyone, you can expect to get in trouble with regimes that do not like everyone to have a say. Bullies are allowed to use the web as well.
While the wonderful, playful, experimental web is still there, it doesn’t get the attention it should get. Large Silicon Valley corporations seem to dictate what the web should be like. But is their vision of the web really the web you want? This brings the teachers of the CMD program to the question: what kind of web do you actually want? This event is organized around these questions.
Date: June 10, 2026
Location: Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Cost: Both events, on both days, are free and accessible to everyone. You do not need a ticket for Smashing Conf or CSS Day.
