Marc Thiele

@marcthiele.com

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Founder/organiser of beyond tellerrand (@beyondtellerrand.com). Co-Founder of Smashing Conference.

Screenshot of a Telekom website page titled 'Widerspruch' (Objection) with the subheading 'Empfehlungen zu vertragsähnlichen Produkten' (Recommendations for contract-like products). The page explains that users can submit an objection to stop receiving such recommendations via email/SMS. A pink 'Widerspruch' button is centered on the page. In the top right corner, a black error notification reads 'Ein Fehler ist aufgetreten – Ihre Änderungen konnten nicht gespeichert werden' (An error has occurred – Your changes could not be saved).
A screenshot of an alarm set to 4:45
Marc, organiser of beyond tellerrand, wearing a sling on his right arm.
The view from out of our hotel. You see many tall houses and the sun is shining on them. Blue sky.
A video in which I scroll through a gallery of all speakers who sopke at beyond tellerrand so far.
A photo of my overhead shotgun mic.
Oliver Reichenstein in stage rubbing his stomach
A photo of the “Historisches Kaufhaus” in Freiburg with three flags by Smashing Magazine and Smashing Conference in front of it
A screenshot of my Facebook page. You see all suggested posts hidden as “don’t show again” and all sponsored posts collapsed as “don’t want to see”. All that is left: no posts at all.
The tech setup for streaming out of the living room in Bastian’s house. A light dome, two cameras and lots of cables. In the left sits Bastian behind his laptop.
A screenshot of the Sonos app after 3 minutes of running it. All rooms show „No content“ and you can‘t start anything.
An advertisement on paper sticking at the wall of the toillete at cssday. I tadvertises the Wakamai Fondue website where Ou can get your font checked.
A photo from the back of the CSSday theatre. You see the audience and a full room from the back and John Allsop in stage.
Adam Argyle on stage at CSSday. A slide in his back has the headline “The Problem” and a bit of css code below it.
A hand-painted sign by Gustavo Ferrari. The background is green. In beautiful letters it says “beyond tellerrand” in yellow and white with a pink and violett drop shadow. The words are surrounded by a blue floral frame. Everything has beautiful and amazing details.
A screenshot of a split screen with two people talking into the camera. Left Marc Thiele, right Gabin Strange. Both laughing. Everything is framed by a pink design.
A black and white photo backstage at beyond tellerrand. You see me, Marc Thiele, waiting behind the curtain to get on stage as soon as the speaker finishes their talk.
Photo with three people smiling into the camera. In the left: Jason Pamental. In the middle: Marc Thiele. On the right: Hsns Christian Reinl.
A shot of the audience in a break of beyond tellerrand Düsseldorf. You can see a woman and a man in focus smiling into the direction of the camera.
You see two men in front of a graffiti from the side facing each other. One the left is Marc Thiele, on the right Rainer Kunst.
Oliver Schöndorfer in front of a slide that states “Typography” in big letters.
A photo from the back of the room with Sara Joy on stage. Color scheme of the room is very pink.
Scott Riley on stage in front of a full theater
On this photo you see Manuel Matuzovic on stage at State of The Browser. In the middle is a slide showing color schenes and on the left a screen show text, writte by the captioner.
Josh Tumath on stage of State of the Browser. On the right side of the photo is the audience, carefully listening.
The venue at the Barbican. A cinema bacpked eith people and Niya Dobazova on stage.
A photo of Andreas Kling, the first speaker at State of the Browser 2025.
Screenshot of a google search result showing a link to the beyond tellerrand website, where the favicon is not shown scaled up to fill the circle, but shrunken to be shown full size.
Screenshot of the weather app showing that it is clear and minus twp degrees celsius.
A screenshot of a website on which 4 popups avoid me to see the actual website. One in the center offering 10% off, one that wants to redirect me to the German website, a cookie banner and another one that wants me to accept their privacy statements.
You can see the stage shot from the side. In front of the stage sits the audience and on stage are Emily Whigham and Matt Beadle, the two moderators, who stand left and right from me.
A massive amount of cookies on a table. Cookies for the whole familie.
Amber Shand standing behind a podium.