Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (December 2019)
Time flies. We are nearing the end of a decade. Nonetheless, we continue to share valuable resources with our fellow web developers. In this installme…
Time flies. We are nearing the end of a decade. Nonetheless, we continue to share valuable resources with our fellow web developers. In this installme…
CSS3 has made designing the web more exciting with the introduction of new properties. While you might know of the popular ones, such as the box-shado…
Github is now the place where programmers and designers work together. They collaborate, contribute, and fix bugs. It also hosts plenty of open source…
In this month’s round of our Fresh Resource series, we’ve put together a wide variety of tools, frameworks, and materials for our fellow web devel…
CSS3 is really powerful. It used to be that we needed images or many lines of JavaScript code to create a simple transition effect. Nowadays, we can a…
Gradient is a great color feature addition in CSS3. Rather than only add a single color, we can now add multiple color combinations in one declaration…
If you are just embarking on a journey to learn a programming language or would just like to find some cheats that would make debugging a tad bit easi…
With the advent of CSS3, we’ve seen a plethora of new features like Rounded Corners, Box Shadows, and Text Shadows. However, some features are still…
The Custom Taxonomy feature has been introduced since WordPress 2.9. It allows you to create custom groups for Post, Page as well as Custom Post Types…
WordPress is, to this date, the most popular CMS with over 30% market share of the web. With such an amount of market share, WordPress often becomes a…
If you are running a WordPress-powered website, its security should be your primary concern. In most cases, WordPress blogs are compromised because th…
Grid is a popular approach to building websites. It is more consistent and makes sections proportionally right. A couple of examples of CSS Grid frame…