The man behind Apple-centric blog Daring Fireball talks to Oliver Lindberg about his ‘auteur theory of design’, coding for ancient browsers and the future of Markdown, the text-to-HTML converter he created
Scott Belsky, founder of Behance, talks to Oliver Lindberg to explain why creatives should have a personal portfolio site and be on his network, how to market yourself efficiently and what needs to be done to fix crowdsourcing
She doesn’t do web design, but she’s become a big name in the web design community. Oliver Lindberg chats to Brooklyn-based typographer and illustrator Jessica Hische about logos, portfolios and the benefits of collaboration
Influential designer and Twitter’s creative director, Doug Bowman talks exclusively to Oliver Lindberg about the design process that led to the new Twitter.com, the value of intensive user testing and his…
It’s about time we stopped making compromises. Andrew Clarke sits down with Oliver Lindberg to explain his theory of “hardboiled web design” and how we can use CSS3 to its fullest extent
Dan Cederholm discovered web standards and never looked back. He talks to Oliver Lindberg about what’s got him excited again about CSS, how to implement CSS3 and what’s next for his designers’ playground, Dribbble
EMC Conchango is known for producing functional customer experiences that last a long time. Oliver Lindberg catches up with the agency’s experience director, Paul Dawson, to chat about their approach and the recent acquisition
Whatever you may think of it, Google’s approach to design is certainly different. Irene Au, the company’s director of user experience, talks to Oliver Lindberg about data-driven design decisions, achieving consistency and…
Not content with running one of Britain’s leading digital agencies, Fortune Cookie’s Justin Cooke is the new chair of the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA). He tells Oliver Lindberg about the many challenges ahead
Jeffrey Zeldman could be called the godfather of web standards. Oliver Lindberg catches up with him to talk about the current state of play, how to improve standards and how web designers can survive the economic downturn