If you’re a frontend developer engaged in building highly interactive user interfaces, you’ve most likely got React in your toolkit. While working on your React-powered creations, you should be careful to do things in tune with the React best practices. This will help to keep your code better organized.
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Hey everyone, welcome back to our September 2019 WordPress news roundup! Part of our team was out of office in August, myself included. Now I’m back with the freshest stories that took place in the WordPress realm last month.
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Most website hosting plans come with built-in email hosting, but the best email hosting providers offer a variety of benefits you might not get from your everyday web host and their standard shared servers.
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I think it’s safe to say that micro-interactions are cool. We – web people – universally all enjoy them. And no matter if you’re noticing them or not, they provide a significant user experience improvement. By making your website or web tool come to life subtly and in a friendly way, they simply make the user enjoy the whole interaction a tiny bit more.
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As a freelancer, it’s on you to determine how you want people to perceive you, and the best way to do that is with personal branding. Yes, the quality of your work matters, but you also need to gain name recognition. Just like any business, freelancers must rely on personal branding to secure a steady flow of gigs and to command higher rates.
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Why care for best cross browser testing tools? Cross browser testing is a process of assessing the functionality of your web application on various browsers before pushing changes to production. In this post, we cover the best cross browser testing tools. We take into account various aspects such as cost considerations and ability to automate the whole process.
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When was the last time you saw a website without any images on it? “Never” would be the right answer. Images are just too essential. And this isn’t even about that cringe-worthy stock photo to go along your “10 online marketing tips” post. Images are useful for multiple purposes.
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When it comes to User Interface (UI) design, Sketch is a popular platform for collaborative prototyping and vector editing. Unfortunately, it’s only available for macOS, and as such, some UI designers will need to find Sketch alternatives for Windows.
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Learn how WordPress user meta stores custom user fields, how CRUD functions behave, and how to add a secure profile field with REST support.
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Hey guys! We find ourselves already past the mid-point of the year – all things seem to fast-forward in 2019. Weeks pass like days, and days pass like hours. Or maybe it’s just us. Last month, we took a break from our classic news roundup to fully cover our favorite event, WordCamp Europe. Now, we’re back in business with the latest WordPress news.
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Choosing the right eCommerce platform for selling WordPress plugins and themes can be a difficult decision. There are quite a few platforms available for WordPress businesses to sell their products, and each one has different features that can have a big impact on conversion rates and your bottom line. Making the right decision requires a fair amount of research and comparison of the different platforms available.
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If you are looking to create and sell online courses then you need an effective WordPress LMS (learning management system) to assist you. A powerful LMS plugin will help you to design varied and stimulating courses, that inform your learners and provide value for money.
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Why you should care for Figma vs Sketch vs Adobe XD? There is no denying that in recent years we have seen monumental growth in the availability of UI design tools. When Sketch first came out, it completely changed the course of action for all designers. Just two years after its initial release, Sketch was awarded Apple’s Design Award.
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I hate to be a buzzkill, but I'm not a fan of redesigns. I get the excitement behind changing things up and refreshing your site every couple of years, and I understand why so many people love to get themselves through that, but that's just not me.
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It’s 2024, and cart abandonment is still a big problem for ecommerce sites. Following on from our blog post about abandoned cart emails, we crunched some numbers, and this post collects a number of cart abandonment statistics, both from our own database as well as third-party studies.
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Whenever you start using new technologies in your development flow, you might feel at least a bit intimidated. Especially when there’s a myriad of npm packages out there in the wild. Mixing and matching things can sometimes take a lot of time and effort, and is usually frustrating. This is where the following Vue.js tutorial for beginner developers comes into play.
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This is the July 2019 edition of "This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP." For the WordPress community, June is synonymous with WordCamp Europe. The biggest WordPress event somehow gets bigger every year, and 2019 tore the records to shreds with the largest number of registrations ever seen. As a result, we are dedicating this month’s news entirely to WCEU.
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