Social media platforms are constantly tweaking their algorithms, making it challenging for brands and creators to maintain visibility.

You probably already know that you can use developer tools in your browser to make on-the-spot changes to a webpage — simply click the node in the Inspector and make your edits. But have you tried document.designMode? Victor Ayomipo explains how it can be used to preview content changes and demonstrates several use cases where it comes in handy for everything from basic content editing to improving team collaboration.

Example of how you may want to switch from Flux to any other UI kit or library, if you want to. Not sure if it would be a reasonable decision, but totally possible.

You can take the same source code package that Ubuntu uses to build jq, compile it again, and realize 90% better performance.

Today, we’re announcing new features in Figma Slides that unlock high-fidelity design and cross-functional collaboration.

Have you ever clicked a button and seen a confetti animation explode onto the screen? Or visited a website where the whole screen is covered in that same confetti animation? Let’s make our own. In this tutorial, we’re going to make some dynamic confetti effects with JavaScript and the HTML Canvas API.

Learn how to use this flexible JavaScript library for animations, smooth scrolling, and interactive effects.

Flat design is becoming a thing of the past, giving way to a new era dubbed ‘Skeuomorphism 2.0’. This emerging trend embraces more intricate aesthetics like gradients, shadows, and blurs. New tools and standards, such as RVE for animations, are making it easier to integrate these elements into creative projects and landing pages, offering designers more freedom and variety. Despite this shift, mastery of these complex design elements is crucial…

What are the rules of shot composition? Join Tom and Hayden as they explore 5 key rules and show how you can use composition to tell your story by creating intrigue, drama, and visual interest.

When eBay set out to document their design system, they didn’t just want a reference guide—they wanted to create an experience where teams could find inspiration and excitement in their work.