Lessons on leading a remote team when the world’s on fire.

On the boredom and misogyny of gendered bots.

What is hypertext for?

The competitive advantage of the de-industrialized workplace.

On being a woman in tech.

A talk presented at the 10th annual dConstruct conference in Brighton, England.

Observations about what makes for a good remote culture, and why it’s likely here to stay.

Publishing the hard way.

Thoughts on GitHub, discrimination, and language.

A close look at the origins and evolution of the word “meritocracy,” and the politics that our language reveals.

A responsive redesign.

Introducing Editorially

Today marks my last day with Typekit.

On publishing as the beginning, not the end; the third and final part in a series of articles that expand upon my essay in Issue No. 1 of Contents.

Why editors need to know HTML; part two in a series of articles that expand upon my essay in Issue No. 1 of Contents.

The first in a series of articles that expand upon my essay in Issue No. 1 of Contents.

From Issue No. 1 of Contents Magazine.

On the occasion of the release of the fourth book from A Book Apart.

How we read is breaking ranks with how the news is made.

My thoughts on the new Readability.