"Jeffrey Zeldman redesigns again. What... no orange?"

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I am Jeffrey Zeldman

I am Jeffrey Zeldman 02/26/2003 09:57 PM

Okay so I'm not Jeffrey Zeldman, but Pheonix thinks so. No matter how many times I clear out all of my caches every time I click on my favorites link for Zeldman's site, the shortcut icon for my site changes to his in my favorites. It beats me, I don't even use a shortcut icon.

Via PHP Everywhere: A by-example preview of PHP version five.

I decided this week to learn Python, and I'm glad that I am. I really like it as a language so far, and thanks to Dive Into Python (by Mark), I've picked it up quickly.

Favelets from Jeffrey Zeldman

Favelets from Jeffrey Zeldman 02/01/2005 09:20 PM
Favelets from Jeffrey Zeldman
http://www.zeldman.com/goodies/

Jeffrey Zeldman created these Favelets (aka Bookmarklets) web design tools a while back and found them handy. You might like them, too. To test, click any link. To install, drag to your browser’s Favorites or Bookmarks bar. Alternatively: Point at link. Hold down mouse button and choose “Add Link to Favorites.” Included are 1) Resize 800, 2) Resize 1024, 3) Betas Validate, and 4) Fussy Parsing. This has been added to World Wide Web Reference Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: Colophon

Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: Colophon 05/04/2004 02:33 AM
Jeffrey Zeldman redesigns again. What... no orange? .. feel the “spring” in their step .. redesigns his site .. colophon

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Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The Daily
Report

Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The Daily
Report 12/21/2003 07:19 AM
What do Zeldman.com, Web-Graphics, and Mezzoblue .. Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The .. target="zeldman" .. Zeldman's Daily Report .. New Zeldman Design .. zeldmanzeldman .. Other people .. Also good .. suspects .. zeldman

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Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The Daily
Report: Project Amnion, ALA 177

Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The Daily
Report: Project Amnion, ALA 177 04/17/2004 06:10 AM
Congratulations to Jeffrey and Carrie! .. Jeffrey Zeldman Presents .. Project Amnion .. Mr. Zeldman .. announced

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Couple-Three-Line Book Review:
"Designing with Web Standards" by
Jeffrey Zeldman

Couple-Three-Line Book Review:
"Designing with Web Standards" by
Jeffrey Zeldman 12/11/2003 04:52 PM
I spent the weekend with Zeldman's can't-put-it-down-despite-it-being-a-book-on-CSS "Designing with Web Standards". Now I've not been in the web design game since I gave up my little 1993 web design company (Hyper, Ink. was it's name) to help build an ISP, but this book really took me back. It was like learning HTML (and all that comes with it these days) all over again, and just as enjoyable as the first time. There was so much I put into immediate use in a new site I've been building.

Don't be mislead by the cover. The book is about as far from the dry read of an XHTML spec as you can get. Zeldman's thoroughly engrossing in his witty, lyrical, easy style. There are thrills the likes of inline <li>s (further exposition on A List Apart). CSS chills abound, as one might well expect in dealing with IE, Moz, Safari, and Opera: voice-family: "\"}\""; /* trick WinIE4/5 into thinking the rule is over */. You'll find adventure in the author's recounting of how things got this messy in the first place--"The Heartbreak of EMs" alone will leave you cold.

"Designing with Web Standards" is "The Pragmatic Programmer" for web design--at least from my humble vi-using, perl-hacking, designer-wanna-be p.o.v.

still orange and hutch wants to loot ?
hey i m a orange cust

still orange and hutch wants to loot ?
hey i m a orange cust 08/28/2004 02:31 AM
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Zeldman.com Redesign

Zeldman.com Redesign 05/03/2004 12:29 PM
Our colophon tells more than you ever wanted to know about the thinking and feelings behind our May 2004 redesign, code-named "The Spring of our Hope."

Zeldman Feed

Zeldman Feed 01/11/2003 01:04 AM
Zeldman's formating is wanky and I don't feel like working around it. So deal with it.

Safari Response: zeldman.com

Safari Response: zeldman.com 03/11/2003 09:44 AM

Zeldman writes about a couple of Safari issues. The first issue is Safari's limited support for the titl e attribute. We're going to dump our implementation in the status bar and just use a tooltip-style implementation instead (and yes, we'll pick up support for acronym and abbr at the same time). This was sort of an intermediate hack to just get something out there for title attributes on links only. We'll dump it once we do the full TITLE support in a tooltip.

Second, the question about .ico files. The .ico file format actually contains multiple bitmaps, which can have varying color depths and sizes. The engine rendering an .ico has to make a decision regarding which ico to use, and this can get pretty complex, e.g., do you take the 32x32 in 16-bit color, or the 16x16 in 8-bit color? The former results in a scale, but the latter is a lower color depth. A naive decoder will simply use the first .bmp encountered inside the .ico, even if it's an inferior color depth.

Safari just uses the Cocoa NSImage object for displaying .icos, and I suspect that the decoder may be pretty naive about its selection of the appropriate bitmap. In my opinion, color depth should be highest priority. In other words you should try to find a .bmp with matching color depth for your screen first, and then prioritize 16x16 above other sizes only after the best color depth has been determined).

I will look into this issue in Cocoa and see what we're doing right now.

SXSW - Zeldman keynote

SXSW - Zeldman keynote 03/14/2005 05:09 PM

Wes Felter is here - lots of other Austin peeps.

Here's Scoble and Eric Rice:

Zeldman is going over the same old issues - XHTML standards, coolio insider clique games (geting into conferences w/o paying), and....

He's also just siad he was afraid that his baby was on fire.

Announcements for Happy Cog, A List
Apart, and Zeldman.com

Announcements for Happy Cog, A List
Apart, and Zeldman.com 06/05/2005 11:07 PM
Happy Cog and Stopdesign collaborate to produce a better Capgemini site. A List Apart issue 199 features an article written by the W3C Quality Assurance Team for our magazine. (The first of many, we hope.) Not to be outdone, Zeldman.com introduces MP3 audio versions of each day's Report, care of Talkr. Adopt early, adopt often.

Other Redesigns

Other Redesigns 06/08/2004 12:28 PM

Stopdesi gn, Reloaded and Just Watch the Sky: I Heart You — speaking of redesigns, Doug and Ryan launch a couple of killer remixes.

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And Jeffrey said, "To Hell"

And Jeffrey said, "To Hell" 03/14/2005 05:58 PM
Four years ago, Jeffrey Zeldman said, "To Hell With Bad Browsers" and ended up changing the web. That's damned impressive. I'd never really been a web geek before 1999 or so, and I started by reading the specs, so I actually only had one structural table and did all my...

Technorati redesigns again

Technorati redesigns again 07/26/2004 02:25 PM
a vast improvement, good enough for a first visit from CNN's audience

kottke redesigns

kottke redesigns 06/27/2004 09:08 PM
introducing "black text on a white background" to the blog world

AFP548 Redesigns

AFP548 Redesigns 07/23/2004 04:21 PM

Mozilla.org Redesigns

Mozilla.org Redesigns 09/02/2004 12:59 AM
Congratulations to Steven Garrity and the entire team at silverorange for their work on the newly redesigned mozilla.org. I think it's a big step forward from the last one, which always felt a little half-finished to me. But then again, that design was a big step forward from the old-old one. The one GUI nit-picky issue I posted to the feedback topic forums was about the click-targets of the buttons in the nav bar. If you hover over the right sides of the buttons, they become unclickable, however the hover still changes the colour of the button. Here's a screenshot: Full click-targets are better. But as Steven notes, they're still updating and tweaking things. The other issue I have is with the Mozilla Blogs column on the main page. I haven't read much about Planet Mozilla, but I question why blog posts from it's feed are listed on the front page of mozilla.org. Since some of the Mozilla blogs listed in the feed don't always talk about Mozilla on their blogs, I'm not sure how much value it adds to have links to a dork's post about his new iMac on the front page. I still think it's a valuable resource, but for the front page, it would probably be more useful if it had an editor, like the links featured in The Mozilla Blogging Project on mozillaZine.org.

coudal redesigns

coudal redesigns 06/29/2004 07:09 PM
hey, those guys are good

When redesigns fail

When redesigns fail 11/02/2003 10:53 AM
It is not too often that I make unrequested comments on people’s redesign of their personal web sites, but I’m...

Adventures in redesigns

Adventures in redesigns 03/13/2003 10:22 AM

So after keeping the same design around for a little over 2 years, I decided it was time for a change. My goals with this design was to accommodate more stuff, but still aim for simple and clean (and also, I was looking for a reason to use Travis Beckham's insanely cool patterns -- background images have been dorky for so long they're cool again).

A couple months ago, I noticed I was writing less than usual, hiking less often, and not taking all that many photos. To force myself to spend more time on those things I decided the next design would reduce the importance of daily blogging, and give other features more prominence. The features area to the right is the same size as the blog area for that reason, and while at the moment there is nothing new there, I'm aiming to either write an article, post a photo essay, interview someone, or do some other feature-sized thing once a week from here on out. I also wanted to get myself back into taking daily photos. I did it through most of the year 2000, and I learned a lot by forcing myself to just do it everyday.

The redesign is only on the front page and the weblog archives for now (which are now Movable Type powered, to boot), but eventually everything else will get converted over, and I might add more stuff to the right side, but I'll try not to make it too portal-like. The whole design is liquid, and I used some CSS tricks to have the photos on the right fill their areas -- the smaller or wider your browser, the less or more you see of the images. The daily photo image is the actual full size photo, just positioned centered as a background (yes, a pointless waste of bandwidth, but easier than thumbnaling and clicking on it to see the full sized version is faster).

While this site isn't quite validating as xhtml strict (the stock Flash code is causing the errors), and I did have to use a table to get a consistent layout of the two sides (floated columns refused to work), I've found a really odd bug. If you're viewing this site in a newer version of Mozilla or mac/IE, you should see a nifty Flash map of the US/World (coded brilliantly by Bryan) showing the places I've been recently, where I am currently, and where I'm heading soon. If you're using Opera, Safari, or win/IE, you won't see anything at all. The map works by itself on a page, and inside a table in all browsers, but for some reason, half the browsers I point at this page don't like it and ignore it. I suppose I'll figure out the problem eventually. If anyone is confused, here is what is supposed to look like (screensh ot 1, screensh ot 2)

One thing's certain: after the past couple days of work on this, I could really use some Extreme, Totally-In-Your-Face, Milk Products™

Let me be frank, Jeffrey Stone...

Let me be frank, Jeffrey Stone... 02/01/2005 09:33 PM
Jeffrey Stone Wired News 660 3rd Street, 1st Floor San Francisco, CA 94107 Los Angeles, January 27, 2005 Let me be frank, Jeffrey Stone... There is a special reason why I am writing you today. I’ve been a reader and a loyal subscriber to Wired for quite some time now. Don’t worry, I intend to keep subscribing. That’s not why I’m writing. I write because today I got yet another “Professional Subscription Renewal Savings Voucher”, of course for the same...

60 Seconds with Jeffrey Sachs

60 Seconds with Jeffrey Sachs 01/27/2004 06:40 AM
You don't need a PhD to redress humanity's saddest oversights.

On RSS feeds and upcoming redesigns...

On RSS feeds and upcoming redesigns... 04/12/2005 06:26 AM

This is more of an update than a post and won't be of enormous interest to an awful lot of you, I'm sure. Basically for those of you reading this site via an RSS newsreader, I've decided to remove the splicing of photographs from my Flickr photostream. This is for a number of reasons, but mainly because I've started to feel a bit uncomfortable about the enormous shifts in tone between the two feeds and how they inter-relate to one another. If you enjoy seeing pictures from my photostream however, you can still subscribe to a dedicated feed.

For those of you who are not familiar with the plasticbag.org feed, or with newsreaders in general, then I can recommend the Wikipedia article on RSS and newsreaders and if you're using a Mac, then NetNewsWire remains the client of choice.

This little job is just the first of a large number of changes that you should be seeing around the site over the next few weeks as I work to redesign the place from the ground-up. I can warn you now that many of you are not going to like what I'm going to do with the place. I'm taking it very stark and simple. But I'm finding it quite exciting. If you're of the speculative sort, then why not have a look at my page on a design history of plasticbag.org and see if you can spot the trends.

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The iPod Studio Redesigns

The iPod Studio Redesigns 05/17/2004 04:38 PM
Our friend Lindsey at PlayerBlog said we should take a look at The iPod Studio, for they had recently redesigned. We did, and found shiny iPod things, 'higher-fi' gear, and forums and whatnots, as advertised. Read [iPodStudio]...

AllTheWeb Redesigns to Look More Like
Google

AllTheWeb Redesigns to Look More Like
Google 03/13/2003 10:24 AM
AllTheWeb, which you might recall was just bought by Google's largest competitor, has redesigned to look more like Google. From SearchDay: "There is no reason to reinvent the wheel," said Peter Bauert, Director of Business Development for FAST. "Having said that, there's no way you can compete on look and feel alone." SearchDay adds: "Coming hard on the heels of last week's purchase of AlltheWeb by Overture, it's fair to ask whether this change has been prompted by AlltheWeb's new owner, to make the search engine more Google-like. Absolutely not, says Tim Mayer, FAST's vice president web search." AllTheWeb has a page on their recent changes....

F5 Redesigns Traffic Manager

F5 Redesigns Traffic Manager 09/07/2004 03:58 PM
BigIP 9 integrates optimization methods.

Jeffrey McManus is coming to Yahoo!

Jeffrey McManus is coming to Yahoo! 04/14/2005 02:25 AM
Kick Ass! I'm technically on vacation this week, but I happened to notice that Jeffrey McManus is coming to Yahoo! (from eBay, where he ran their developer program). We've got some great stuff in store, and having him around will make a lot of it much easier. Jeffrey, welcome to Yahoo!...

Jeffrey Cole on Internet Trends (1 of 3)

Jeffrey Cole on Internet Trends (1 of 3) 01/04/2005 11:29 PM
iMedia Connection Jan 5 2005 3:43AM GMT

Jeffrey Veen: State-of-the-art
interactivity?

Jeffrey Veen: State-of-the-art
interactivity? 03/26/2005 05:35 AM
Jeff Veen rightly rips into the entries in interactive design competitions .. Jeffrey Veen on the sad state of interactive award submissions .. precious XHTML + CSS

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Jeffrey Veen: Damage in Web Design

Jeffrey Veen: Damage in Web Design 07/19/2004 06:36 AM
Jeffrey Veen: "Good design derives innovation from existing user behavior" .. Damage in Web Design

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Jeffrey Veen: Driving the Next First
Lady

Jeffrey Veen: Driving the Next First
Lady 06/08/2004 05:47 AM
Jeffrey Veen: Driving the Next First Lady .. Legal Jackass Status .. Go read it here

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Jeffrey Veen: Working With Blogger is
Fun

Jeffrey Veen: Working With Blogger is
Fun 05/11/2004 03:33 AM
Jeff Veen on Blogger too. He rocks also .. Working with Blogger

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Nintendo redesigns DS handheld console

Nintendo redesigns DS handheld console 07/28/2004 05:53 AM
And the official ship name is... er... DS

Redesigns Add Variety To Games
(washingtonpost.com)

Redesigns Add Variety To Games
(washingtonpost.com) 05/16/2004 02:03 AM
washingtonpost.com - LOS ANGELES -- "If something looks blown up, make sure it's fully blown up before you approach it," cautioned a Microsoft programmer before letting players try the upcoming alien-fighting video game Halo 2 at the Electronic Entertainment Expo show this week. "Fusion cores will explode if shot."

Edify Redesigns Voice Platform

Edify Redesigns Voice Platform 08/02/2004 08:35 PM
The vendor plans to unbundle its voice application server and voice browser with its platform update in September, providing more options to customers and partners.

4 years ago, stewart redesigns his bl0g

4 years ago, stewart redesigns his bl0g 09/09/2004 06:47 AM
interesting to see how google's design has changed

Happy Cog redesigns Amnesty
International USA

Happy Cog redesigns Amnesty
International USA 09/08/2004 02:51 PM
"Amnesty International works tirelessly to end needless suffering in the real world. We do the same thing in the virtual world." With these words, Happy Cog Studios announces its redesign of Amnesty International USA.

Topix Redesigns, Offers Some New Stuff

Topix Redesigns, Offers Some New Stuff 08/03/2004 11:36 PM
Topix has redesigned and offers some new sources, including more news sources (up to over 7,000 now) and other goodies. The home page hasn't changed, though -- it's still at...
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