No-code and low-code platforms like Webflow, coupled with AI tools, are transforming the way we approach frontend development. Discover their benefits, limitations, and the opportunities they create for businesses and developers alike. Learn how these tools empower designers, streamline workflows, and complement traditional development in this comprehensive guide.
CSS Custom Properties can be tricky to deal with and aren’t always as intuitive as one might hope. However, when used right, they can significantly reduce boilerplate code and keep things efficient, making our work more productive.
Learn about Google's latest efforts to effectively increase interoperability across browser vendors: Google Baseline. We'll discuss what the initiative strives to achieve, how it works, and what to look out for.
Using position: sticky is a handy CSS positioning property that allows elements to stick to the top of a relative parent on scroll. It's a considerable step forward compared to the older methods of scrolling down the page, past a specific offset and dynamically "fixing" the element to the browser window using position: fixed.
Task estimation is an art that every front-end engineer and engineering manager should master. With a well-structured framework that covers F.A.T.E (Feedback, Admin, Technical, Engineering), you can give accurate timelines, optimise resource allocation, and, most importantly, deliver a happy client.