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Is cloning websites a good developer practice?
6/14/2022
Cloning the design of popular million-user and million dollar websites, like Instagram, Twitter and AirBnb has become a popular trend amongs
How to Design Your Website's CSS Using BEM
3/4/2022
If you've ever worked on the front-end of any modern day website, then no doubt you've probably seen the following CSS format
How to show users their plain-text passwords
10/18/2021
A common feature that many websites now implement, is the ability to toggle on and off the password visibility on a signup form.
Top FontAwesome alternatives to use on your websites
8/6/2021
Loading icons onto a web page used to be a difficult and tedious task. In the past web developers essentially had to create and load image s
6 Web Design Mistakes That Ruin User Experience
7/25/2021
It’s now a necessity for a business to have an excellent online presence to remain competitive in the marketplace. This makes your webs
Taking a look at Google's Material Icons Font
7/20/2021
If you have any type of icons on your websites, then odds are you are either using image files to render them or perhaps the ever so popular
How to fade out elements without using jQuery
6/23/2021
In the past, fading out an element in JavaScript involved literally looping thousands of times per second and gradually reducing the opacity
4 reasons why you might want to avoid infinite scrolling
1/22/2021
Infinite scrolling is a somewhat popular UI/UX technique for loading content asynchronously to the user. In a sense, as you scroll through t
How to implement Dark Mode on your websites with JavaScript
9/17/2020
I'll start by saying that there is no native method for dark mode in HTML and CSS just yet. So whatever method you end up using will have to
My web design process
5/19/2020
Web design is one of those things that is both personal but yet also needs to be very functional. At least, it should be aiming to be those
The one downside with using CSS frameworks
9/18/2019
I am all for making my coding and front-end life as smooth a process as possible. And thanks to the advancements in technology and our human
Should you follow mobile-first design principles?
8/12/2019
The mobile-first design pattern came into popularity over a decade ago mainly in response to the increase number in smartphone users and new
When to use 'em' and 'rem' in CSS
7/16/2019
Styling elements on the web can be a tricky thing, particularly these days with hundreds of display sizes, various pixel densities and vario
The many challenges of infinite scrolling on your websites
7/2/2019
The idea of infinite scrolling from a design perspective is a pretty good one. Users don't have to leave the current web page and new conten
Font Awesome has changed the way that I build websites
1/1/2018
I don't get paid by Font Awesome, but after I hype them up, they will at some point. Font Awesome has changed the way that I build websites
Why Programmer's Don't Make Great Designers
7/6/2017
If you're a programmer, then at some point you've had to design and style something on a website. And truth be told, you probably thought t
What Exactly Is A Website
2/28/2017
Most people know what a website is from a visual perspective. But most people, including many tech people, have no idea what a website actu
Working with the loading icon
11/2/2016
The little guy that helps us decide whether we should click again, or wait it out for another 2 minutes. It's a love hate relationship with
Trying Out: Google's Material Design Lite
7/10/2015
Google just unveiled Material Design Lite out into the wild for all to use, and so I'm going to be trying it out on a few of my websites th
What It's Really Like To Make A Website
5/1/2015
When you think of a website, you think of WordPress nowadays. And why wouldn't you, WordPress runs 23% of all websites. With so many online
What No One Tells You About Making A Website
12/2/2014
So you want to make a website. You have an idea or bits and pieces of an idea, you get a cheap hosting account and a $9.99 domain name and
Working With CSS3 FlexBox
9/12/2014
FlexBox, or Flexible Box, is a CCS3 layout mode that arranges the elements in a way that they behave predictably when the page changes to a
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