If you think you have something to talk about, tell us all about it and we’d be more than happy to consider your entry. If you know someone who has a good talk, nominate them! If you are interested in hearing about a particular topic, nominate the topic and we’ll see what we can do about making it happen.

To submit your proposal or to ask us a question email: fel@madebymany.co.uk.

We’re looking for speakers to cover a wide variety of topics around technologies, tools, processes, and experiences of front-end development. However, we’re not just looking for technical talks, we’d love to hear proposals on anything related to front-end development or of interest to our community of developers. For inspiration, a sample of previous topics is below.

We’re just as keen to hear from first-timers as we are seasoned speakers, so please do get in touch if you’d like to propose a talk. There could be any number of reasons why you don’t consider yourself a speaker, but there’s absolutely no reason why it shouldn’t be you up on that stage rather than anyone else. If you’ve never spoken at an event before, but would like to get involved, first read these words of encouragement then get in touch and we’ll be more than happy to help you bring your proposal to life.

Get in touch: fel@madebymany.co.uk.

We’re aiming to provide a great one day conference in the centre of London which won’t require attendees to take annual leave for as low a cost as is possible. As such, we can’t afford to pay speakers, but we hope that the warm and fuzzy feeling you get for giving something back to the community will be incentive enough. However, speakers will receive free entry to the rest of the event and if you need travel costs covered, then please let us know and we’ll do our best to help you out with that.

Here’s roughly how we pick our talks:

First we anonymize submissions in order to eliminate bias for or against any speaker, then we open voting up to the community so that they can select the talks they want to see on the day. Each member of the public that registers on our voting website will have eight votes to cast for the proposals that they’d most like to see. Voting will start at the end of the submission process and will last for two weeks. At the end of the voting period we’ll de-anonymize the talks and announce the speakers.

Check out the voting app and the proposals from last years event.