By understanding these formats and their appropriate use cases, pros, and cons, you can ensure that your website’s images look great and load quickly, resulting in a better user experience. Check out this comprehensive guide on image formats for the web!
With Spotify Wrapped all over social media, I created GitHub Trends to view and share your own (unofficial) GitHub Wrapped! See your repositories and languages sorted by lines of code, your activity grouped by time and day, and more!
Many of these code quirks shouldn’t work, but somehow they do. We’re highlighting 10 hacky website coding strategies—some big, some small.
GitBook combines powerful docs with AI-powered search and insights to give technical teams a single source of truth for their knowledge. Effortlessly create, surface and improve documentation in the tools you use every day — such as Slack, GitHub and VS Code.
The all-new Titan Image Generator turns English language text prompts into detailed images, and is said to be handy asset for those in advertising, e-commerce, and entertainment, enabling them to whip up “studio-quality” images quickly and without breaking the bank.
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The CVS Health® Inclusive Design team has released a new Web Accessibility Annotation Kit on the Figma Community. We want to share how we built these tools and the insights we learned along the way.
32 free UI components for React and Tailwind. Easily customize all components at once with design system controls, and optionally tweak the code to make it right. Accessible, variants, dark mode, no lock-in.
As a frontend engineer, it’s actually pretty easy not to think about the design of the project you’re working on–but this attitude can lead to bad UX, visual bugs, and even feature delivery delays. Read and learn how to mind the design, become a better specialist, and bring value to your project beyond just writing code.
We’re living in somewhat of a CSS renaissance with new features, techniques, experiments, and ideas coming at us to an extent we haven’t seen since “CSS3”. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when your profession seems to be advancing at breakneck speed, but it’s just as easy to be excited and inspired by what’s possible today that wasn’t even one year ago. While the complexity of CSS seems to be an…
