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Scalable Vector Graphics Growing Into the Standard
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) was developed in 1999 as an open standard for the web but is increasingly used due to responsive design, viewports, web animation and Retina type displays.
How to Design Safe Chunked Cleanup Jobs for Ecommerce Data
Large stale-identifier cleanup jobs need a clear identity, destination-specific request sizing, and intentional completion behavior. These patterns make asynchronous ecommerce maintenance work easier to trace and safer to manage.
What's Wrong With My Web Font?
3 things to keep in mind when choosing a web font to ensure users are getting the design experience that you intended.
Shopify Hydrogen Framework: How It Works to Help Your Shopify Design
Learn how the Shopify Hydrogen framework employs different methods to balance power & performance to accelerate frontend design & development.
Integrating Progressive Web App Features with Headless Shopify
Discover the features and benefits of Shopify headless PWA and learn how to integrate headless Progressive Web Apps features with Shopify to get the best of both worlds.
Best React UI Libraries for Impressive Web Development
Discover the best UI libraries for React and supercharge your web development projects with these powerful tools. Explore the strengths and weaknesses of each library and learn why they are the top choices for creating impressive user interfaces in React.
What's coming up for Bluetooth on the web?
Bluetooth has come a long way since it's inception in 1994. There are some exciting new innovations being worked on beyond just the standard beacons.
Why Use ReactJS for Your Next Web App
ReactJS is the leading JavaScript framework for building dynamic frontends. Learn why ReactJS is so popular and about some leading organizations that chose it.
Generative Fill in Adobe Photoshop: Real-World Use Case for the New AI-Powered Tool
Adobe Photoshop's new Generative Fill tool, although imperfect, feels revolutionary, capable of creating impressively detailed and convincing imagery in seconds. In this article, we recap the new feature and provide a step-by-step visual demonstration of how it can be used to enhance client-provided assets for a web design project.
The Joys of Parameterization
We’ve all seen examples of parameterization. Database credentials are probably the most common example. Various scenarios may require that these be changed; a server move, a user/password change, or setting up a development environment. It’s easy to see how this is a best practice.
Your Content Management System... More Than What Your Users See
The design phase of your CMS is an opportunity to review your workflows, your decision making processes, and improve the way you operate and express your business. We discuss the factors to consider during the design phase.