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Miscellaneous
Designers & Programmers
Design Thinking
Interviews
Alaina Wiens, Podcasts and Transcripts: An Interview with - Deborah Edwards-Onoro Alastair Campbell (Video) - AXSChat Anne van Kesteren, Ten Questions for - Russ
Weakley Andy Budd, 13 Questions with - FocusMinded.com Andy Budd, An Interview with Andy Clarke Interview on the CSS Eleven - Peter
Gasston(Bruce) Lawson's Creek - A Few Words With the HTML5 Doctor (Interview) - Jeffery Zeldman
Bruce Lawson Interview, Become a Standards and Accessibility Champion - Net Staff Bruce Lawson, the British Web Warrior Who Draws his Inspiration from India - Alok Soni Cameron
Adams, Ten Questions for - Russ Weakley Charlie Swinbourne, Byte Sized Interview with - Paul
Crichton Chris Mills, Interview: Opera Software - Raena Jackson
ArmitageChristian
Heilmann Interview - Christian HeilmannChris
Hofstader Interview - Deborah Kendrick Cynthia Waddell 13 Questions - Ouch TeamDan
Cederholm, Ten Questions for - Russ Weakley Dave Shea Interview - Christopher Schmitt David MacDonald - The GodFather of WCAG (Podcast) - AT Banter David
Storey, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyDean
Edwards, An Interview with - Jonathan SnookDenis
Boudreau on Enterprise Accessibility - Elle WatersDenis Boudreau - Part 1 - Nicolas SteenhoutDennis Lembree, Interview with EasyChirp Creator - Mark Miller Derek Featherstone, An Interview with - Sarah Horton Derek
Featherstone: Accessibility is More Than Compliance -
Kevin YankDerek Featherstone Interview - Accessibility is not a 'Nice to Have' - Jeffrey Zeldman Derek Featherstone, Ten Questions for - Russ
Weakley Don Norman - Web Designers Should Just Become Designers -
an Interview With - Anneke SchapelhoumanDonna
Maurer, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyDouglas
Crockford: JavaScript Doesn't Suck (Interview) - Kevin
YankEric Eggert - Part 1, Interview with - Nic Steenhout Eric
Meyer, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyEric Meyer - Part 1 - Nicolas Steenhout Gian Sampson Wild, Ten Questions for - Russ
WeakleyGian Wild - Leveling the Web: 12 Questions with Accessibility Expert - Emily Edmonds Glenda Sims - Part 1 - Nicolas Steenhout
Haben Girma, Accessibility in Tech - Mark Mandel and Melanie Warrick Hakon Responds to Questions About CSS and.. -
slashdot.org Hakon Wium Lie, Part 1 - Peter Gasston
Henny Swan, Advocate for UX Inclusivity - Sheena Lyonnais Heydon Pickering (Podcast) - Dave Rupert and Chris Coyier Ian Hickson, HTML Editor - Bruce LawsonJakob
Nielsen, Ph.D - Kevin Yank Jason Santa Maria, Ten Questions for - Russ
WeakleyJeffrey
Zeldman and Ethan Marcotte on the Future of the Web
(Interview) - Paul Boag Jeffrey Zeldman A Design Apart: Q&A with - Dan
Levy Jeremy Keith, Discovering Resilient Web Design - Eric Karkovack Jeffrey Zeldman - Part 1 - Nicolas Steenhout
Jeremy Keith, The Contributions of Others: A Session with - An Event Apart Jeremy Keith, Understanding the Web Jim
Ramsey Interview - WaSP Jill Whalen - Virginia DeBoltJoe
Clark, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyJohn
Allsopp - Joost de ValkJohn Allsopp, Responsive Interview - Responsive Web Design Weekly John
Allsopp, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyJohn Rochford (Video) - Neil Milliken, Debra Ruh, and Antonio Santos Jonathan Avila, Chief Accessibility Officer - EqualentryJonathan Avila, Accessibility within AR/VR - Jonathan Avila John
Gallant (Big John), Ten Questions for - Russ
WeakleyJon
Hicks, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyJon Gunderson, W3C Web Content Accessibility Guideline (WCAG) 2.0 Compliance at Illinois (video) Jonathan Linczak, WaSP Interviews - WaSP Joshue O Connor, NCBI Podcast Interview with - Stuart Lawlor Karl
Groves, An Interview with - Elle WatersKeith
Robinson, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyKimberly
Blessing, AccessU Keynote Speaker - Elle WatersKynn
Bartlett - Nicky Danino Lars Gunther - WaSP Lachlan
Hunt, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyLainey
Feingold - Elle WatersLainey Feingold, Structured Negotiations with - Whitney Quesenbery - Whitney Quesenbery Larry Goldberg Interview, Beyond alt-text - Sara Hendren Laura
Carlson, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyLéonie Watson About Computer Vision and Blindness - Peter Gasston Léonie Watson, Accessibility Engineer and Director, TetraLogical - Equal Entry Léonie Watson, Accessibility in Web Standards (Podcast) - Jamie White Léonie Watson Talking Web APIs at Paris Web - Bernard Tyers Liz
Bal: The Access 2.0 Interview - Paul Crichton Liz Castro: Outstanding Woman in Technology - Virginia
DeBoltMatt
May, Interview with - Ian LloydMeryl K. Evans on the Effectiveness of Video Captioning (Interview) - Esi HardyMike Gifford, Drupal 8 Core Accessibility Maintainer - Ana Mike Paciello, Accessibility Standards: An Interview with - Whitney Quesenbery Mike Paciello,Founding Partner of the Paciello Group (Video) - AXSChat Molly
Holzschlag at AccessU on the Open Web - Elle
Waters Molly Holzschlag, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyNick
Finck, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyNicole Sullivan on the Value of Optimising Code - Martin Cooper Patrick Griffiths, Ten Questions for - Russ
Weakley Patrick Lauke Episode #139 (Video) - CSSMinsk
Patrick
Lauke, Ten Questions for - Russ Weakley Peter-Paul Koch, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyRachel
Andrew, CSS with - Kevin YankRasmus
Lerdorf, Interview - PHP's Creator - Kevin YankRichard
Rutter, Ten Questions for - Russ Weakley Robin Berjon, HTML5 Editor - Bruce Lawson Roger Johansson - Gene Crawford Roger Johansson, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyRuss
Weakley, Ten Questions for - Maxine SherrinRuth
Ellison, 5 x 5 on the Edge with - Gary BarberRyan
Carver, WaSP Interview - WaSP Sarah
Blow, Ten Questions for - Russ WeakleyShawn
Henry Interview - Bryan CrumpSimon
Willison, Ten Questions for - Russ Weakley Stephanie Sullivan Interview - Christopher Schmitt Steve Faulkner, Coding Accessibility - An Interview with - Sarah Horton Steve Faulkner: HTML5 Editor and New Doctor - Bruce
LawsonSteve
Faulkner, Ten Questions for - Russ Weakley Steve Smith Interview - WaSP Education TaskTed
Nelson (interview) - Peter Schmideg Terrill Thompson Interview - Web Accessibility for All - Dian SchaffhauserTim Berners Lee, A Magna Carta for the Web Tim
Berners, Conversation with - Jeremy AllaireTim
Berners-Lee, Director, W3C - Ryan NaraineTim
Berners-Lee on the W3C's Semantic Web Activity - Edd
DumbillTim
Berners-Lee's TED Talk Tim
Berners-Lee to be Knighted by Queen Elizabeth Tim Hannigan - WaSP InterviewTommy
Olsson, Ten Questions For - Russ Weakley Victor Tsaran The Yahoo Accessibility Manager - Tom
Babinszki Virginia DeBolt, Web Teacher's Seldom Asked Questions -
Virginia DeBoltWhitney
Quesenbery, Plain Language and Usable Accessibility -
Elle Waters
Mobile
10 Ways to Improve Your Mobile Experience - Paul Boag Are
Tablets Mobile Devices? - Luke Wroblewski Detecting Mobile Devices - Don't Bother - Adrian
Roselli Do I Need an App for That? - Paul BoagFuture Friendly Fruition - Brad Frost HTML5 and Enterprise on Mobile - Adrian Roselli Is A Dedicated Mobile Design Ever Appropriate? - Steven
BradleyMobile First Is NOT Mobile Only - Raluca Budiu and Kara Pernice Mobile - Native Apps, Web Apps, and Hybrid Apps - Jakob Nielsen Mobile First - The Revolution is Well Under Way - David
Storey Mobile First: What Does It Mean? - Riley Graham Mobile Input Methods - Steven HooberMobile
Sites vs. Apps - The Coming Strategy Shift - Jakob
NielsenMobile HTML5 Mobile to the Future - Luke Wroblewski - Jeffery
ZeldmanMobile Up, Widescreen Down, or Somewhere In-Between? - Steven Bradley Mobile
Web Problems and How to Avoid Them - Brad Frost My Viewport Sizes - Adrian Roselli On Mobile Web Development - Tiffany B. BrownOne Web,
Many Devices - Jeremy KeithOptimizing vs.
Adapting for Devices - Luke WroblewskiPeople, Ubiquity, and the Internet of Things - The New Mobile Context - Steven Hoober and Mudassir Azeemi Responsive
screen.width is Useless - Peter-Paul Koch Standards for Web Applications on Mobile - Current State and Roadmap - W3C Stop
Obsessing over Native Mobile Apps - Paul Boag The Many Faces of Mobile First - Brad Frost State of the Web: of Apps, Devices, and Breakpoints -
Jeffery ZeldmanThe Mobile Moment - Luke Wroblewski Toolbars, Keyboards, and the Viewports - Peter-Paul Koch Website Design for Tablets and Mobile - Neal
Cabage What You'd Need to Replace the Web - Ian HicksonWhy You Shouldn't Bother Creating a Mobile App - Jean-Baptiste Coge
Project Management & Process
Reports & Critiques
Web History (and future)
10 Years of CSS - W3C 25 Years - How the Web Began - Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols A Brief(ish) History of the Web Universe - Part I The Pre-Web - Brian Kardell A Brief(ish) History of the Web Universe - Part II Time - Brian Kardell A Conspiracy To Kill IE6 - Chris Zacharias A Guide to the Open
Internet - Michael CiarloA History of Human-Computer Interaction - Jonathan Grudin A Journey Through Accessibility - Roberto ScanoA Look Back at the History of CSS - Jason Hoffman …" As We May Think - Vannevar Bush. His seminal article on
the subject of the non-linear organization of information.
Hypertext was first conceived of in July 1945 when he
published this article.Before Netscape: The Forgotten Web Browsers of the Early 1990s - Matthew Lasar Browser Version Timeline - Eric MeyerCERN 2019 WorldWideWeb Rebuild - cern.ch
Gutenberg and the Internet - Steven Pemberton History of the Web - Bob Hopgood History of The Web - Jay Hoffmann
(History of The Web in Book) Format Hobbes'
Internet Timeline - Robert Hobbes ZakonHTML HistoryHypertext and Our Collective Destiny - Tim Berners-Lee, 12 October 1995 Hypertext
History - Jeremy KeithInformation
Management: A Proposal - Tim Berners-Lee, widely known
as the father of the World Wide Web. Tim originally created
the WWW and is now the director of the W3 Organization,
which coordinates WWW development. This is his proposal
written in March 1989 and later redistributed unchanged
apart from the date added in May 1990.Introducing Resilient Web Design - Jeremy Keith It was Twenty Years Ago Today - An Interview with Hakon Wium Lie - Bruce Lawson Internet Turns 40, Just Might Catch On - Adrian
RoselliLearn From the Past, Enhance for the Future - Aaron Gustafson One Web - Jeremy Keith Origin Story - Jeremy Keith Re: Did CERN Try To Sell the Web? - Tim
Berners-LeeResilience (Video) - Jeremy Keith Sir Timothy
John Berners-Lee - WikipediaStyle
Guide To Online Hypertext - Tim Berners-Lee style guide
to creating online content. This is a must-see. Initially
written in 1995. Some of this is dated but much remains
relevant. The Early History of HTML - Sean B. Palmer
The First
Website - Mark Boulton
The Future Web Wants You - Brian Kardell The History of the Web - Jay Hoffmann The History of the Web: Accessibility Tools - Jay Hoffmann The Hut Where the Internet Began - Alexis Madrigal The Web is
Ruined and I Ruined it - David SiegelThe Web We May Have Lost - Christian Heilmann The Secret History of Hypertext - Alex Wright The Unlikely Pioneers of the Early Web - Jay Hoffmann Tim Berners-Lee. Confirming The Exact Location Where the
Web Was Invented - David GalbraithTim Berners-Lee: 'Stop Web's Downward Plunge to Dysfunctional Future' - BBC Tim
Berners-Lee's Original World Wide Web Browser -
CERNTim Berners-Lee - We Need to Re-Decentralize The Web - Liat Clark The Web Began Dying in 2014, Here's How - André StaltzTranscript of Tim Berners-Lee's talk to the LCS 35th Anniversary celebrations, Cambridge Massachusetts, 1999/April/14 - Tim Berners-Lee Web at 25 - Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Invention of the Web - Tim Berners-Lee
Web Design Legends: Where Are They Now? - Marko Bijelic Web Design Museum - Petr Kovář and Ondřej Letocha Websites of Christmas Past, Present and Future - Josh Emerson What can Web Designers Learn from the Past? - creativebloq What Comes Next... - Eric A. Meyer What,
When, Who... Internet History Timeline - Mike
CherimWorldWideWeb: Summary - Tim Berners-Lee
Other
AMP
Be the Villain - Eric Bailey CC Search is Out of Beta with 300M Images and Easier Attribution - Jane Park Disability Etiquette: University of Guelph Accessibility Conference - John McNabb New! Disability is a Spectrum, not a Binary - Steve Barnett and Nicola du Toit HMTL, CSS and JS in an ADD, OCD, Bi-Polar, Dyslexic and Autistic World - Timothy Smith I Invented the Web. Here Are Three Things We Need to Change to Save It - Tim Berners-Lee'I Was Devastated': Tim Berners-Lee, the Man Who Created the World Wide Web, Has Some Regrets - Katrina BrookerMicrosoft Targets Better Accessibility in Chromium - Paul ThurrottPrivisight - Jeremy Keith New! Stepping Back from the Edge - Adrian RoselliThe Inventor of the Web Tim Berners-Lee on the Future of the Internet, Fake News, and Why Net Neutrality is so Important - Mathias Dopfner The (Mostly) Complete History of Layout on the Web Part 1: Liquid Cool - Jay HoffmannWeb Turns 30, Seems Popular - Adrian Roselli World Wide Web, Not Wealthy Western Web (Part 1) - Bruce Lawson World Wide Web, Not Wealthy Western Web (Part 2) - Bruce Lawson
