Frameworks ’26 — Schedule
Visual concept preview of the Event Conference template's Schedule page: The two-day programme by room and time, with the practical questions answered. The sections below are a non-interactive composition of open-registry blocks.
Main Stage sets the argument, Systems and Craft take it apart, and the workshop floor makes you type. The full session board goes live on Friday — this is the shape of both days.
Every session is fifty minutes with ten to move between rooms. Workshops are the exception: three hours, top floor, ballot only.
Main Stage — Halle Nord
Nine hundred seats under the original crane rails. Keynotes, the state-of-the-web panel, and the closing talk. Nothing is ever programmed against it.
Systems — The Annex
Two hundred and forty seats, one very large screen, and a live terminal on every talk. Runtimes, data, builds, and observability.
Craft — The Gallery
A hundred and eighty seats with daylight on three sides. Typography, motion, tokens, editorial systems, and the accessibility clinic.
You can follow one room end to end or move every fifty minutes — the timings line up on purpose, and the corridors are wide enough to count as part of the programme.
Doors at nine, coffee from the freight door. Ines Okonjo opens Main Stage at ten. Systems and Craft run from half past eleven until six, with the accessibility clinic open all afternoon. The Long Table seats at half past seven.
Workshops from half past nine on level three, ballot seats confirmed the night before. Main Stage returns after lunch, and Dmitri Vance closes the edition at half past four.
Two hundred metres of corridor, forty-one working demos on trestle tables, and every speaker committed to being findable. More than one migration has been sketched on the back of a lanyard here.
If it is not here, the crew at the front desk will know — they have run the same conference for seven years.
Wave two covers both days and all three rooms, and the workshop ballot opens the moment your ticket is confirmed.