Praha [MEWS]: Nowwwinky, Dark patterns, Strukturovaný HTML a CSS

**Prague frontend community meetup** [Frontendisti.cz](https://www.frontendisti.cz).

This time we'll see you at the [MEWS](https://www.mews.com) offices, where an evening full of interesting presentations, lively discussions and lots of stimulating ideas awaits us. Come and listen to interesting speakers, participate in conversations and take away something that will move you forward in your projects.

We are already waiting for the traditional Nowwwwinky, two developer lectures and another series of soft talks in cooperation with [EDUpunk](https://edupunk.cz/).

**What you can look forward to:**
News and lectures 📚
Up to 50 participants 🎓
Expect great catering and drinks 🍻
Open from 18:00 🤩
Main speakers: 18:30-20:30 🧑‍🏫
Networking from 20:30 🗣️

**Program:**
0️⃣ **News (FE news and trends)**
Speaker: **Tomáš Kout**, Website manager at [Lentiamo s.r.o.](https://www.lentiamo.cz/)
Tomáš traditionally takes care of the very latest Nowwinks, in which you will learn information from the world of browsers and frontends in general.

1️⃣ **Dark patterns. Where is the line between motivating and manipulating users?**
Speaker: **Karel Navrátil**\, Attorney \| Frontend designer
Lecture description: Dark patterns win A/B tests and come in handy if you prefer marketing focused only on numbers. Online is literally overflowing with them and they affect you every day in the real world as well. The EU reacts to this and comes up with additional regulation. Don't expect paragraphs or theory. As a lawyer and frontend designer, I will translate the rules (not only from EU regulations) into concrete examples and we will show where the line lies between motivation and user manipulation.

2️⃣ **How ​​to Write Structured HTML and CSS**
Speaker: **Julian Xu**, GEN, IT Manager & Cholify, CEO
Lecture description: The lecture deals with the practical concept of two methodologies that will help developers better visualize and structure their code to the required layout/interface. Both beginners and advanced students can take something away from the lecture.