Jeff Croft

I’m a digital product designer and developer in Seattle, WA. I currently work with nGen Works, and recently co-founded Lendle, a Kindle book sharing service.

Some of my clients include Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo!, Copious, The New York Review of Books, The Lawrence Journal-World, and the University of Washington.

I’ve authored two books on web and interactive design and spoken at dozens of conferences around the world.

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  • Link // 01.15.2012 // 5:47 PM // 0 Comments

    SOPA: Before Solving a Problem, Make Sure You’ve Got the Right Problem

    Tim O’Reilly on SOPA: “In the entire discussion, I’ve seen no discussion of credible evidence of this economic harm. There’s no question in my mind that piracy exists, that people around the world are enjoying creative content without paying for it, and even that some criminals are profiting by redistributing it. But is there actual economic harm?” Exactly. Piracy is real, but the economic impact of it is up for serious debate.

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  • Link // 09.03.2007 // 7:52 PM // 1 Comment

    Home Values | The Seattle Times

    A nicely-done piece by The Times showing home values for Seattle’s neighborhoods and suburbs. Predictably, most of the neighborhoods I’d like to buy in (Fremont, Ballard, Wallingford, Queen Anne, Lower Queen Anne, Lake Union, and Belltown) are among the most expensive. Figures. I guess that’s what I get for being unwilling to move from central Seattle.

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  • Link // 11.02.2006 // 5:31 PM // 0 Comments

    8020 Publishing Blog: A Tale of Three Communities

    Great blog post from Derek Powazek of 8020 publishing (which is “out to create the ultimate web/print hybrid magazines”) on the communities that magazines serve and how they need to be thought of differently in the new culture and economy.

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