Jeffrey Zeldman Presents

• Dine ’n em-dash
• RSS creator on Bluesky & AT Proto
• Too Many Notes
• A die-cut above
• My brother, the rhythmic conceptualist
• What a year that was.
• Advice for job seekers
• American healthcare
• The salad bar theory of UX professionalism
• Works in Progress
• Claude Code for Designers
• “A streamlined newspaper for a streamlined era”
• Mark your calendar: Local News Day is 9 April
• We named them after the humans they were replacing.
• Cold Storage
• Accessibility is a human right, cruelty a human wrong.
• 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?

A die-cut above

Cover art for the 1971 prog-rock LP “Fearless,” by British band Family features a distinctive, die-cut cover design depicting the five band members gradually morphing into a single entity combining features of them all. Tom Brigham, a high school student and friend of mine the year the LP was released, had not yet invented morphing […]

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