This article offers a perspective on the current state of front-end development, intended for both new and seasoned developers. As a front-end developer myself, I utilize modern tools regularly.
We will discuss micro-interactions, exploring their significance, types, benefits, and best practices. We'll also address frequently asked questions and provide valuable insights to help you harness the power of micro-interactions in your own designs.
One powerful tool that has gained popularity among developers is the CSS clamp() function. This article will delve deep into the intricacies of fluid typography using clamp()
You can find a lot of posts and ads that start with the words “Elevate your”. Other similar words immediately tell you that this content was written by AI.
I have used a lot of page builders and I even started against most of them because of the amount of unnecessary stuff that they loaded to work. However, that has changed and improved drastically. The only issue is that the compatibility among those page builders was very low. That is the reason I think that having Gutenberg as north and building around it is more future-proof and recommended for any WordPress site from now on.
JavaScript enjoys a very active community that keeps pushing the boundaries of what can be done with JavaScript. Moreover, JavaScript has grown to be a top language even though it was born in the browser to make dynamic pages and was considered a toy language for a long time.
Before I write tutorials on SQL, the first step is showing how to restore a backup file in SQL Server Management Studio so we can dig into SQL queries and business/data analytics.
Empathy can be seen as being able to share and understand feelings and experiences of other people. This is the keystone for a UX researcher or designer to detail and create an application that solves users' needs and pain points. As the title of this article says, you must empathize with your users.
There are a lot of versions of the user centered design approach or the user experience design process. In general, they are all similar because they put the user in the heart of design decisions. Thus, and we must satisfy user needs so he/she can complete the task with ease and joy.
Microsoft started using Blink a while back and has enhanced its browsers with cool features. With all the common features included in the Blink browser engines, to me, Edge has become like Chrome++ in the sense that it has all the features I need from Chrome and more.
