Web Design & Development

Web development is becoming an increasingly popular career field. In 2020, the number of web developers in the United States was around 178,900. This number is expected to reach over 205,000 by 2030. However, before you jump on the bandwagon, you may be interested to find out the average web developer salary.

There’s a good chance that, at some point, you’ll need to manage WordPress site files manually. Whether you’re a web developer fiddling with files every day, or you’re a regular blogger who needs to figure out site files after a crash, FTP ends up being a necessity. This is where the best FTP clients come into play!

With the rise of online privacy concerns, it could be time to turn away from third-party cookies and other intrusive tracking methods. Cookieless tracking provides an opportunity to learn more about your audience without infringing on their privacy. However, shifting your marketing strategy to a cookieless one may sound a little challenging.

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.

It’s been more than a decade since responsive web design became a household term, and it’s critical that all front-end developers know how to use CSS media queries in 2022. The basic syntax for a CSS media query isn’t difficult to remember, but it’s not as easy to recall all the different media features you have access to when building responsive websites.

Nowadays, there are many great options out there to help you build a website. One among them is Adobe Muse – it gives you a nice head-start in crafting your website from scratch. In today’s post, we’ll list out the best Adobe Muse templates to make your life with the platform easier.

Page builders take away much of the grunt work in building websites, and make it (almost) a fun activity. This is true especially for non-coders. What’s even better is when you have a base theme that’s compatible with your page builder! In today’s post, we round up the best themes for Thrive Architect, a page builder from Thrive Themes.

With lots of ideas for an app (or web tool), but without the technical expertise required to build one yourself, you’ll want to find the best low-code platform that will be able to handle the heavy lifting for you. We have a collection of the best such solutions here, and we’ll compare them for you in detail.

CSS Variables have been a standard now for almost ten years and all modern browsers have supported them for some time. In this tutorial, I’ll cover the basics of CSS Variables syntax and then I’ll go through some of the finer points of using CSS Variables (or custom properties) along with some practical use cases.

Google Maps helps us every day in navigating our way through roads and finding places in a manner that was unimaginative just a few decades ago. It is not only useful in wayfinding, but we also see many examples of maps used for data visualization, such as how recently many websites are using maps to visualize the spread of COVID-19 throughout the globe. Today, let’s learn how we can use the Google Maps JavaScript API to build custom maps for our websites and applications.

In this post, we will talk about the reasons why a splash screen can make a difference and the essentials of creating one for your software or app.

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.

There’s certainly no shortage of CSS flexbox tutorials and similar content online promoting and teaching flexbox to beginners. The now-ubiquitous layout technique can be learned from a number of different resources. But I hope this CSS flexbox tutorial for beginners will be a little different.

This post is your introduction to Parcel.js, the self-proclaimed "blazing fast, zero configuration web application bundler." Here's everything you need to know to get started with it.

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.

When the first version of WordPress was shipped in May 2003, it had groundbreaking design features for the time and defined the first batch of WordPress theme design trends to come. There were highly intelligent line breaks, nice textures, and the ability for bloggers to add links to their blogrolls.

At WordCamp Europe 2018, Matt Mullenweg laid out a rough roadmap for Gutenberg over the next several months. In July, there’s going to be a big push to increase Gutenberg adoption, with a 5.0 beta in play for August (or beyond; actually, probably beyond). The impending integration may have you wondering how WordPress developers are planning to build for Gutenberg.