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Brecht De Ruyte - Creating A High-Contrast Design System With CSS Custom Properties

Design should never be a trade-off when it comes to creating an accessible web. There are many features coming to the web that will make creating contrast a lot easier. But even though CSS functions

Techniques , Tools , Accessibility , Css

Preethi Sam - The Times You Need A Custom @property Instead Of A CSS Variable

We generally use a CSS variable as a placeholder for some value we plan to reuse — to avoid repeating the same value and to easily update that value across the board if it needs to be updated. :roo

animation , Css , Design

Michelle Barker - New CSS Features In 2022

Container queries enable us to style an element depending on the size of its parent — a crucial difference from media queries, which only query the viewport. This has long been a problem for respons

Guides , Css , Browsers

Frederick O’Brien - What Leonardo Da Vinci Can Teach Us About Web Design

Exhaustive, sometimes bizarre notes… wireframes… mind-bending blends of art and science. Is it a GitHub repository? No, it’s the life of a Renaissance genius. With the right lessons, we can all writ

ux , Inspiration , Web Design , Design

Mikołaj Dobrucki - Meet Penpot, An Open-Source Design Platform Made For Designers And Developers Alike

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Penpot whose mission is to provide an open-source and open-standards platform to bring collaboration between designers and developers

workflow , Graphics , Tools , Apps , ui

Paul Scanlon - Monetize Open-Source Software With Gatsby Functions And Stripe

In this article, I’ll be explaining how I’ve used Gatsby Functions and the Stripe API to enable secure “Pay what you want” contributions that help fund my open-source project MDX Embed. Note: MDX E

Gatsby , serverless , Javascript

Vitaly Friedman - T-Shaped vs. V-Shaped Designers

Many job openings in UX assume very specific roles with very specific skills. Product designers should be skilled in Figma. Researchers should know how to conduct surveys. UX writers must be able to

ux , Career , User Experience , Design

Ramona Schwering - Testing Pipeline 101 For Frontend Testing

Picture this situation: You’re approaching a deadline fast, and you’re using every spare minute to achieve your goal of finishing this complex refactoring, with plenty of changes in your CSS files.

workflow , Frameworks , Tools , testing

Atila Fassina - What’s New In Next.js 13?

October has come and gone, and with it, Next.js has released a new major version packed (pun intended) with tons of new features — some of which can be seamlessly adopted from your Next.js 12 app, w

API , next.js , coding , Javascript

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Web Development Is Getting Too Complex, And It May Be Our Fault

Front-end development seemed simpler in the early 2000s, didn’t it? The standard website consisted mostly of static pages made of HTML and CSS seasoned with a pinch of JavaScript and jQuery. I mean,

Frameworks , Opinion Column , Javascript

Zara Cooper - Reasons To Build A CRM-Powered Website For Your Business

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at HubSpot who have created an ecosystem uniting software, education, and community to help businesses grow better every day. Thank you!

Clients , User Experience , Business

Louis Lazaris - Powerful Image Optimization Tools

In recent years, the web development community has rightfully spread the message widely that images are often the largest resource on any given web page. While many developers spend time optimizing

performance , optimization , Techniques , Tools

Patrick Brosset - What’s That (Dev) Tool?

Have you ever looked to see what other tools were available to you within the DevTools toolbox? You’re probably using the same few panels over and over again — I know I am! It turns out there are m

devtools , Techniques , Tools , Browsers

Leonardo Losoviz - How To Work With GraphQL In WordPress In 2024

Three years ago, I published “Making GraphQL Work In WordPress,” where I compared the two leading GraphQL servers available for WordPress at the time: WPGraphQL and Gato GraphQL. In the article, I a

wordpress , Headless , graphql

Paul Boag - How To Create An Information Architecture That Is Easy To Use

When creating the information architecture of a website, users are often overlooked in favor of internal politics and organizational thinking. On larger websites, each departmental silo wants its ow

ux , E-Commerce , Content Strategy , Business