Jeffrey Zeldman Presents

• Receipts: a brief history of the death of the web.
• My Glamorous Life: Entertaining Uncle George
• My Glamorous Life: Bots, Books, and Betrayal
• How do you spell success?
• Behind every successful launch, there are 100 interesting failures. 
• Everybody’s lost it, Part I
• Too many meetings?
• Staying relevant
• Project 2026
• The eye of God
• Accessibility 101
• My Glamorous Life: broken by design.
• A morning’s tale
• Writing in WordLand
• Web typography: a refresher and history
• My father, Maurice Zeldman, and his ZGANNT software
• Forever
• Who turned off the juice?
• This Years Model
• Your opt-innie wants to talk to your opt-outtie.

Receipts: a brief history of the death of the web.

They say AI will replace the web as we know it, and this time they mean it. Here follows a short list of previous times they also meant it, starting way back in 1997. Wired: March 1, 1997: “You can kiss your web browser goodbye” – Kevin Kelly and Gary Wolf, The Big Story. Inspired by […]

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