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Brecht De Ruyte - CSS Scroll Snapping Aligned With Global Page Layout: A Full-Width Slider Case Study

You know what’s perhaps the “cheapest” way to make a slider of images, right? You set up a container, drop a bunch of inline image elements in it, then set overflow-x: auto on it, allowing us to swi

Tools , Css , Case Studies

Preethi Sam - How To Animate Along A Path In CSS

Let’s talk about progress indicators — or loaders. It’s true that there are so many tutorials about them and even more examples floating around CodePen. There was a time just a couple of years ago w

Techniques , Css , Design

Michelle Barker - Respecting Users’ Motion Preferences

When working with motion on the web, it’s important to consider that not everyone experiences it in the same way. What might feel smooth and slick to some might be annoying or distracting to others

performance , animation , Css , Javascript

Frederick O’Brien - Designing Web Design Documentation

As an occasionally competent software developer, I love good documentation. It explains not only how things work but why they work the way they do. At its best, documentation is much more than a gui

workflow , Best Practices , Web Design , Design Systems

Mikołaj Dobrucki - Build Design Systems With Penpot Components

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 , Design Systems , Design , 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 - Meet Understanding Privacy, A New Smashing Book By Heather Burns

Privacy by design is possible, but over time, it has become challenging to build and deploy sites and apps that use personal information in practical ways that are safe and ethical. In fact, many of

Privacy , Smashing Books

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

Zara Cooper - You Can Do That With A JavaScript Data Grid?

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Progress Kendo UI who are committed to giving developers the tools they need to harness and master the technological evolution shapin

Tools , Javascript , ui

Louis Lazaris - Top Front-End Tools Of 2022

Over the past 12 months, we continue to see new free and open-source projects shared around the developer community. In my newsletter, Web Tools Weekly, I feature more than two dozen tools every wee

workflow , 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 - Using The WordPress Editor And CPTs To Configure Plugins

WordPress 5.9 was released recently shipping with Full Site Editing (FSE), which enables using blocks to create the layout for any page in the website (as was already possible to write posts via the

wordpress , Tools , plugins

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

Atila Fassina - Databases For Front-End Developers: The Rise Of Serverless Databases (Part 1)

As front-end developers, we understand the foundational role data plays in our daily jobs. It may come from an external API, a CMS, or even a spreadsheet. But god forbid we need to talk about settin

API , Apps , cms , Browsers , serverless