5 New SEO Tools for Marketers
https://joetechreviews.com/5-new-seo-tools-for-marketers/
How to Help Your Clients with Website Content Strategy
For small and medium-sized organizations, content is usually the trickiest part of putting together a website. That often results in it being the one thing web designers are left waiting for when trying to finish off a project. Even if the overall design and functionality are a go, a lack of content halts progress. Over…
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Getting frustrated and stuck
Hey all I’ve been working as a web developer for a few years and within the last 2 years or so decided that I wanted focus on becoming a better front end developer, but everytime I pick up a new library or tool to learn I always get stuck on what feels like the simplest things. I’ve tried ionic, native script, auth0 and my most recent exploration has been nuxt.js and firebase auth/data store and I just can’t seem to figure it out. There is even what seems like good documentation for it: https://firebase.nuxtjs.org/ but I keep running into issues. It’s hard to not feel like an idiot when you can’t get the basic well documented thing working. Usually when I hit a wall I’ll go looking for other articles or videos and more often then not I won’t be able to get those to work either. It’s frustrating feeling like you aren’t smart enough for this career, but at the same time I enjoy developing things and learning new things. This is mostly just a rant, I know I need more experience and I need to take a step back and keep trying.
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Guides for privacy by design and ethical web development?
Hi,
I’m a moderator on r/privacy and we get a lot of questions about third-party trackers like APIs by Google, Cloudfront, Bootstrap, etc. Or requests for alternatives to something like Google Analytics (like Matomo) by users and designers alike.
I realize that these third-party tools – that double as data collectors for the companies that provide them – make your work easier, but our audience isn’t looking for easier, but better.
Are there any good tutorials, guides or other tools out there that promote privacy by design and ethical design?
I’ve stumbled across this: https://2017.ind.ie/ethical-design/ but I’d like to have something more specific / constructive.
It would be great to have something to point out to privacy-conscious web developers.
Thanks in advance!
Design for Sales: 10 Creative UI Designs for Ecommerce
https://blog.tubikstudio.com/ui-designs-for-ecommerce/
Graphic Design Trends for Social Media in 2021
https://en.rockcontent.com/blog/graphic-design-trends-social-media/
Design and Code Your First Website in 9 Easy to Understand Steps
Learning how to begin coding a website can be a tough task. If you’re not familiar with coding languages, it’s even harder. But learning how to code a website is easy with the right guide. In this tutorial, we’ll go over simple website design for beginners with a HTML web page template. They’re the easiest way…
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16 Incredibly Useful Wireframe and UI Kits for Web Designers
https://webflow.com/blog/wireframe-ui-kits
I built Traace.io, A Covid-19 Contact Tracing Application. Link in the comments
Https://www.Traace.io
Hey everyone! This is the first big project that I’ve put together since starting web development about 8 months ago. The front end is built in React and the back end is built in Node.js with a PostgreSQL database. I’d love to hear any and all feedback that you guys have!
imgfly – Optimizing images has never been so easy – Beta testers wanted!
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve developed imgfly.co, a new image compression and optimization service, that stands out with its ease of use.
Find out more on: https://imgfly.co
Now I am looking for beta testers who would like to adopt it in their website. During the beta, the service will be free of charge.
You will benefit from state of the art image optimization for your website and the opportunity to boost your page speed. I will obtain necessary usage statistics, which help me define a pricing model for the future and assess my server costs.
Your benefits using imgfly:
Simply integrate the service in your website, by just prepending a custom link to your attributes.
Works like magic: No need to upload any of your images to a cloud storage, no need to call any API.
Optimize your images using state of the art compression and optimization techniques.
Easy control over image quality and resizing options.
Your images will be cached and distributed around the world with the help of Google’s CDN.
Easy integration with WordPress.
Free of charge during the beta.
Please let me know what you think.
If you’re interested in using it, just shoot me a message here on reddit or over on https://imgfly.co/beta 🙂
Cheers, Philipp!