Microsite for Dwarkesh Patel's new book—an inside view of the AI revolution, from the people and companies making it happen.

A new book promises to “right a historic wrong” by highlighting the work, and enduring influence, of some of the UK’s modernist graphic designers.

If you’re still perplexed by git even though you’ve been using it for years, this zine is for you!

A new edition of Daniel's Shiffman's book about simulating natural systems with JavaScript, available for free online.

At more than 5,000 pages in its entirety, Lorenz Oken’s atlas depicts known species ranging from insects and fish to birds and plants.

I love books. I love reading books but I also love books as objects.

Artists usually think of their work as the making of an image; graphic designers think of design as communication through image and type

In the last few years I feel like my pace of designing has slowed down.

Developer Experience (DX) is all about how easily and effectively developers can get things done.

I love a good book cover design. As I wrote last year: The book cover is one of my all-time favorite design objects

Artist monographs, surveys, and historical reflections to prove that art really does make the world a better place.

Unleash your inner font designer with How to design fonts? by Blaze Type. A guide to crafting exceptional typefaces.

We looked at over 1,400 romance novel covers featured in Publishers Weekly from 2011 to 2023.

From the Bergen Public Library Norway, a collection of antique book patterns from front or end papers.

Everything from accessibility and typography to management, IA and content strategy. No strings attached.

The Illustrated Book of Poultry by Lewis Wright was first published in 1870 and revised several times in the following decades.

More Than 3,000 Terms and Concepts for the Well-Rounded Developer.

Continually curated, easier-to-browse collection of graphic design related items that are available on The Internet Archive.

A review of the physical and digital editions of Make Something Wonderful, a book dedicated to the words of Steve Jobs.

Three books that have helped me better understand MUJI, one of very few brands that has had a lasting impact on my life.