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In this Smashing TV webinar, join us with Léonie Watson as she explores the web alongside some unexpected properties of HTML elements that have a huge impact on accessibility and performance.
Browser news, valuable lessons learned, best practices, inspiring coding experiments. In his monthly reading list, Anselm Hannemann summarized the most important things that happened in the web development world in the past few weeks.
With Progressive Web Apps, you can now use the web to build full-blown apps. Thanks to WebBluetooth, we can now build Progressive Web Apps that can control your lights, drive a car or even control a drone.
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In this mobile-first world, there is no such thing as designing a website near-perfectly the first time around. While we know that more experiences with websites begin on mobile, converting those users continues to be problematic. With proper A/B …
If you have ever done any sort of sophisticated text processing and manipulation in JavaScript, you’ll appreciate the new features introduced in ES2018. In this article, we take a good look at how the ninth edition of the standard improves the text …
It’s important to understand that all decisions involve emotions. In this article, Susan Weinschenk explains how you can make your users feel confident of their decisions and why it’s a bad idea to provide more than four options to choose from.
A channel where seasoned developers show how they design, build, work and play. Coming up next: Progressive Web Applications For Production In 1-2-3 (Part 1) with Maxim Salnikov (Mar 5).
See all upcoming episodes → Already have an account? Sign in!Better estimates and pricing, applying psychology to UX, design workflow, refactoring, moving to a static site setup, CSS Grid techniques, performance and deployment patterns for HTTP/2.
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Shirley Wu is a freelance software engineer who combines her love of art, math, and code into interactive, award-winning data visualizations. Together with Nadieh Bremer, she runs Data Sketches, an ongoing project where they build a data visualization of a new topic every month and document the trials and successes they faced wrangling the data, sketching, and coding the visualization. You can watch Shirley live-code on Twitch, chat with fellow data visualizers in her video series Shirley Chats, or find her speaking at conferences around the world. She goes by @sxywu on Twitter. Thank you for sharing your inspiring work, dear Shirley!
The How I Built This podcast dives into the stories behind big and small companies and how they emerge, grow and become established.
“A CSS algorithm is well-defined declaration or set of declarations that produces a specific styling output.” Lara Schenck shows how to write one.
Filip Rakowski’s “Vue.js App Performance Optimization” is a comprehensive guide to lazy loading routes, Vuex stores, using service worker and prefetching.
A glass of water and a lemon might not sound like anything spectacular. However, they are, if they are turned into a still life only with pure CSS, as Ben Evans did it.
Can’t Unsee is a great little game to put your design skills to the test. The challenge: select the design that looks “most correct”.
Gabe Ragland’s React Hook Recipes provide useful and easy-to-understand code examples to show how React Hooks work.
Meet Design Systems, a recent Smashing book in which Alla Kholmatova explores how to set up an effective design system to create great digital products. With common traps, gotchas and lessons learned.
Table of Contents ↬Imagine you wrote a beautiful song and nobody discovered it.
That would make any cat sad. Don't let that happen!
