It’s been a great experience interacting with our freshers while assessing their projects at the end of their fullstack training. One of the key things that I observed was the concept of pagination wasn’t implemented. Pagination is a crucial concept in both API and frontend development. It allows developers to manage and present large datasetsContinue reading “Pagination in API and Frontend Development”
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Modern CSS Upgrades (Part 2)
We continue our journey through the transformative world of modern CSS upgrades! color-scheme You may be familiar with the prefers-color-scheme media query to customize dark and light themes. The CSS property color-scheme is an opt-in to adapting browser UI elements including form controls, scrollbars, and CSS system colors. The adaptation asks the browser to renderContinue reading “Modern CSS Upgrades (Part 2)”
Modern CSS Upgrades (Part 1)
In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, the language of design undergoes constant refinement. CSS, the style sheet language that breathes life into the digital realm, is no exception. Sometimes, improving your CSS just takes a one-line upgrade or enhancement! Learn about 10 properties to start incorporating into your projects, and enjoy reducing technical debt,Continue reading “Modern CSS Upgrades (Part 1)”
Accessibility Testing with Chrome DevTools
The internet, once considered a luxury, is now an integral part of our daily lives. From work to education, entertainment to social interaction, it serves as a gateway to a vast array of opportunities. However, amidst the digital revolution, it is essential to recognize that not all users experience the online realm in the sameContinue reading “Accessibility Testing with Chrome DevTools”
What’s New in WCAG 2.2
Last month I had shared an article on Web Accessibility for Front-end Devs and another one sometime back on Mobile Accessibility. Last week Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 was promoted to stable W3C Recommendation. Let’s see what’s new and what has changed. One key point is that WCAG updates are intended to be backwards-compatible – by satisfying theContinue reading “What’s New in WCAG 2.2”
Web Accessibility For Front-End Devs
Website accessibility is the practice of designing and developing websites in a way that ensures they can be easily used and navigated by people with disabilities. This concept can be related to a real-world example by considering how physical spaces are designed to be accessible to individuals with disabilities, such as wheelchair users or thoseContinue reading “Web Accessibility For Front-End Devs”
CSS Nesting
When we use a CSS preprocessor like Sass or Less, we can nest a CSS style rule within another rule to write clean and understandable code. This nesting rule is now supported in native CSS. Before nesting, every selector needed to be explicitly declared, separately from one another. This leads to repetition, stylesheet bulk andContinue reading “CSS Nesting”
Optimising Frontend Bundle Size
In today’s digital landscape, where web applications are becoming increasingly complex, optimizing frontend bundle size has become crucial. JavaScript frameworks play a pivotal role in building dynamic and interactive user experiences, but they often result in bulky bundles that can adversely impact website performance. The bigger the project size, the longer it takes to downloadContinue reading “Optimising Frontend Bundle Size”
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