Now online for your listening and viewing pleasure: in Episode 2 of The Big Web Show, Dan and I chat with Jeremy Keith—designer, developer, content creator, agency co-founder, speaker extraordinaire, and author of HTML5 for Web Designers (A Book Apart, 2010). In this hour-long video podcast, we explore the goals, process, and inspiration behind the book, and discuss what HTML5 means for web creators and consumers—from semantics to strategy, accessibility to implementation.

• The Big Web Show Episode 2: HTML5 For Web Designers
• The Big Web Show Episode 1: Web Fonts
• HTML5 For Web Designers by Jeremy Keith (A Book Apart, June, 2010)
• Bulletproof Ajax by Jeremy Keith (New Riders)
• DOM Scripting by Jeremy Keith (Friends of Ed)
• Jeremy Keith’s Huffduffer (“Create your own podcast”)
• Adactio: Journal – Jeremy Keith’s blog
• Jeremy Keith on Twitter

Filed under: better-know-a-speaker, Big Web Show, Dan Benjamin, Design, development, HTML5, Interviews, Jeremy Keith, Zeldman

3 Responses to “Episode 2: HTML5 For Designers”

1. 
   Eric Meyer said on 10 May 2010 at 10:10 am:

   Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for Dan Benjamin on drums! Jeffrey Zeldman on vocals! And a big shout-out to big Jeremy Keith on banjo!

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   Kurt Cruse said on 10 May 2010 at 3:59 pm:

   Listening now, getting really excited for my copy of the book to arrive in the mail.

3. 
   Pasz said on 22 May 2010 at 4:01 am:

   @ Eric Jeremy Keith plays the bouzouki, you unsensitive clod! ;)

   I just ordered “HTML for web designers”. Keith’s “DOM Scripting” and “Bulletproof Ajax” were simply fantastic so ordering his new book was a no brainer!

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