When should you use CSS for your web animations? Or when should you use JavaScript? Is one better than the other? Zell Liew shows how you can use both to produce smooth animations for your web site.
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Nearly 30% of the world’s websites run on WordPress. As web developers continue to innovate on the platform, we wanted to present a roundup of some of the best sites, running on WordPress, that launched or relaunched this year, and get into how they were created.
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Chatbots are the next customer-focused digital channel. Whether you’ve used Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant, or Cortana, you know what they can do. Alexandre Nicol gets into what a chatbot is and how you can create your very own.
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Writing code and managing a good workflow is a challenge. This is where Git comes in – letting you track every line of code added or removed.
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Keeping up with the newest design and development trends is time-consuming. But quality newsletters can help – making sure you’re on top of the must-know industry news. Here are 18 newsletters we think are worth following.
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Brenda Storer gets into the details about CSS Grid, and how, unlike many other CSS specifications, you can start using it today to build elegant and beautiful grid layouts that just work.
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It’s one of the trickiest decisions any agency or freelancer has to make – what should you charge for your services? In this free ebook, we’ve surveyed hundreds of professionals to get a unique snapshot of the current state of the industry in the UK, as well as pricing, budgeting, billing, and scaling tips from experts in the industry.
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Support for Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is now excellent across all modern browsers, and the image format appears in sometimes surprising contexts on many different kinds of web pages. But despite existing as a standard for almost two decades, SVG remains somewhat new for some designers and developers, leaving them confused as to how it should used on their site. Dudley Storey gets into why you should be using SVG and how you can integrate them into your site.
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Thinking of migrating client sites from a mobile subdomain to a responsive site? Find out why you should do it sooner, rather than later.
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With a single line of CSS, we can completely reorient any element – moving, rotating, resizing, and more. Dan Wilson gets into the transform property and how you can use it to change everything on your site.
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