Make Something Wonderful | Steve Jobs
This anthology of Steve Jobs interviews, announcements and emails is available to read for free as a nicely typeset web book.
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Pixel Pioneers Bristol 2023 Speaker Spotlight: Jeremy Keith
Oliver asked me some questions about my upcoming talk at Pixel Pioneers in Bristol in June. Here are my answers.
BBC World TV News interview of Ariel Waldman for the NASA Artemis I launch! - YouTube
This is so cool—Ariel was on BBC World TV News live during the Artemis launch!
Video Interview Series #10: Caring about the World Wide Web, with Jeremy Keith - Skip To Content
Here’s a short fifteen minute video (and transcript) of an interview I did about accessibility and inclusive design. I quite like how it turned out!
The Future History of the Nuclear Renaissance With Isabelle Boemeke
I really like the format of this bit of journo-fiction. An interview from the future looking back at the turning point of today.
It probably helps that I’m into nuclearpunk just as much as solarpunk, so I approve this message.
Atomkraft? Ja, bitte!
Science Fiction and Philosophy - Five Books Expert Recommendations
I’ve only read three of these five books, but after reading this rollicking interview with Eric Schwitzgebel, I’ve added the other two recommendations to my wishlist.
Why We Create Progressive Web Apps: A Conversation with Jeremy Keith
This is a really nice write-up by Sydney of the chat we had on her podcast.
Decoded: The When, Why, and Why Not of Progressive Web Apps
I really enjoyed talking to Sydney Lai about progressive web apps, resilient web design, and all my other hobby horses.
Alas, there’s no transcript and I can’t find a direct link to the RSS feed or the individual audio file on the podcast website so it’s not huffduffable.
Episode 012 - Designing Resilience with Jeremy Keith by The Object-Oriented UX Podcast
I enjoyed this conversation with Sophia (our chat starts around the 11 minute mark) prompted by Resilient Web Design.
A Live Interview With Rachel Andrew and Jeremy Keith on Vimeo
I really enjoyed this 20 minute chat with Eric and Rachel all about web standards, browsers, HTML and CSS.
Kevin Kelly on Why Technology Has a Will | Palladium Magazine
Technologies are always coming out of networks that require other related ideas to have the next one. The fact that we have simultaneous independent invention as a norm works against the idea of the heroic inventor, that we’re dependent on them for inventions. These things will come when all the other pieces are ready.
Smashing Podcast Episode 21 With Chris Ferdinandi: Are Modern Best Practices Bad For The Web? — Smashing Magazine
I really enjoyed this interview between Drew and Chris. I love that there’s a transcript so you can read the whole thing if you don’t feel like huffduffing it.
S01E04: Cassie Evans - Behind the Source
This is a lovely little interview with Cassie—it really is an honour and a privilege to work with her!
FEMME TYPE – Celebrating Women in the Type Industry
A treasure trove of case studies and interviews.
What is a resilient website? (with Jeremy Keith) | A Question of Code
I really enjoyed having a chat with Ed and Tom on their podcast. It’s aimed at people making a career shift into web development, but that didn’t stop me banging on about my usual hobby horses: progressive enhancement, resilient web design, and all that jazz.
Jeremy Keith ‘We’ve ruined the Web. Here’s how we fix it.’ - This is HCD
Did you hear the one about two Irishmen on a podcast?
I really enjoyed this back-and-forth discussion with Gerry on performance, waste, and more. We agreed on much, but we also clashed sometimes.
Design Systems Podcast 10. Jeremy Keith: Overcoming Entropy and Turning Chaos Into Order
I enjoyed talking with Chris about design systems (and more). The episode is now available for your huffduffing pleasure.
Ted Chiang Explains the Disaster Novel We All Suddenly Live In - Electric Literature
Ted Chiang’s hot takes are like his short stories—punchy, powerful, and thought-provoking.
So no one told us the internet was gonna be this way | The Outline
An interview with Joanne McNeil about her new book, Lurking:
Someone who was creating, say, a small decentralized community for a specific group of people would not have luck finding investors, as opposed to Facebook, which sought to build a platform for all.
‘Sfunny, when I was on Quarantine Book Club the other day, this is exactly what I talked about one point—how Facebook (and venture capital) moved the goalposts on what constitutes success and failure on the web.