

The influential web-design conference founded by Jeffrey Zeldman and Eric Meyer, running from 2005 to 2019 across US cities.
An Event Apart was a multi-day conference for people who make websites, founded in 2005. Across its run from 2005 to 2019 it became a defining gathering for standards-based web design, covering CSS, user experience, content strategy, and front-end craft through a single-track, curated programme.
The conference held its final edition in 2019.
12–14 DecSan Francisco
Eyes on the Prize: Lessons in User-Centered Design
Websites Are Good Now
What If People Weren't the Product?: Building a Web That Loves Humanity
CSS :Has() Unlimited Power
Transform Your Meetings Into Hybrid Workshops (That People Actually Enjoy)
Navigating Challenges in Your Design Career
Lately, I've been talking websites into existence. Not metaphorically, but actually sitting in important meetings with people — clients, collaborators, my wife, friends, neighbors — watching real websites materialize in front of us as we converse.

Practical tactics for overcoming the budget, executive, and cultural barriers that stop teams from adopting generative, empathy-based problem-space research.

I trained an AI to write like me, then found myself questioning what it means when a machine can imitate a human voice so well.

