Building Documentation Sites with the JAMstack | Stackbit
Documentation sites are a longstanding and common use case for the JAMstack. In this post we explore some of the options available to you for developing them and show an example of how to build one.
Managing Content Relationships in Git-based Headless CMS | Stackbit
Relationships between content items are key to developing a good content model. This post explores how to handle these relationships in a JAMstack site that uses a git-based content management system.
ACF | Creating a WP archive with custom field filter
This video tutorial will cover the basics of creating a WP archive that displays posts filtered by a checkbox custom field. Please watch the video first,
Flexible layouts without media queries - LogRocket Blog
Create flexible layout components with CSS Grid and math functions to gain more control over the hypothetical instructions we inscribe into our components.
Inclusive Design vs Accessible Design (with Infographic)
What’s the difference between accessible design and inclusive design? Both aim to lower interaction barriers for people with diverse backgrounds and abilities, but key differences remain. #business #product #accessibility #inclusion #ui #design #ux #infographic
Better Form Inputs for Better Mobile User Experiences
Here’s one simple, practical way to make apps perform better on mobile devices: always configure HTML input fields with the correct type, inputmode, and
Rangle partners with organizations to build high-quality, customer-centric software experiences. We help companies that strive to put their customers first, while scaling capacity and capability quickly.
Honeycomb is a configurable, mobile first, fluid scss framework for creating websites and web apps that respond gracefully to any screen size. Unlike traditional frameworks, where font sizes and gutters snap to a fixed size based on breakpoints, Honeycomb resizes all of these elements in co-ordination with with the users viewport, for UI's that look great on any sized device.