About this site
Online since May 1995, Jeffrey Zeldman Presents is the personal site of designer, writer, and stunt double (wait for it) Jeffrey Zeldman. Jeffrey Zeldman’s Daily Report is one of the oldest continuously published blogs and a registered periodical: ISSN No. 1534-0309.
Ancient, non-blog content, in its original format, remains available in various dimly lit corners of the site. The Ad Graveyard (1995–1998) and Pardon My Icons (1995–1998) offer the web archeologist particular pleasure.
About Jeffrey Zeldman
Jeffrey Zeldman was one of the first designers, bloggers, and independent publishers on the web, and one of the first web design teachers. In 1998, he co-founded—and from 1999 to 2002 he directed—The Web Standards Project, a grassroots coalition that helped bring standards to our browsers.
He publishes A List Apart “for people who make websites;” has written two books (notably the foundational web standards text, Designing With Web Standards, 2nd Edition); co-founded the web design conference An Event Apart; and founded and is executive creative director of Happy Cog™, an agency of web design and user experience specialists.
Biographies are available at Happy Cog and Wikipedia.
Jeffrey Elsewhere
- Photos via Flickr
- Real-time links via Ma.gnolia
- Real-time playlist via iLike.com
- Jeffrey’s Tweets
- Jeffrey’s Facebook profile
- Designing With Web Standards Facebook group
- Jeffrey’s UX Zeitgeist Index
- Mahalo Homepage
Production notes
The site is powered by WordPress (why WordPress?), hosted by Media Temple (why Media Temple?), and produced in New York City, USA.
Technote
This page uses the XFN and hCard microformats to add machine-readable semantic richness to its simple text. If you feel moved to do likewise with your own web content, Jeremy Keith’s Natural language hCard tells how.
Tags: zeldman, a list apart, an event apart, happycog, design, XFN, hCard, web design, web standards
