Performance & UX

The world of web development is constantly evolving, and new ways of building websites keep emerging. Two of the latest development trends that have emerged in recent years are the use of headless page builders and no-code website builders. Developers and businesses across several industries are taking advantage of these new development workflows to build […]

There are two aspects to successful SEO: technical and content optimizations. Technical SEO should be built into the structure of a website and do things like: Help search engines crawl and understand the content of the site Ensure the website meets performance criteria that are built into search engine algorithms Maximize user experience so that

Over the last few years, VSCode has become one of, if not the most popular IDE for developers, and its adoption rate doesn’t seem to be slowing down. One of the driving factors behind its growing adoption rate is its vast number of extensions, tools, and features that help developers be more productive. So, in

🚀 Our latest release gives developers the speed of SvelteKit with the power of Prismic! SvelteKit joins Next.js and Nuxt as Prismic’s officially supported website frameworks. Prismic’s latest Slice Machine features — including page types, Slices shared across content types, and Slice screenshots — are now supported in SvelteKit projects. What’s SvelteKit? SvelteKit is a modern web application

Research shows that a well-designed “mega menu” can improve user engagement. That’s because mega menus reduce scrolling and make website options easier to parse. That’s why we decided to use a multi-level mega menu on our own Prismic site. At the beginning of this year, we launched our new website, powered by…any guesses? Prismic! We

The Jamstack (JavaScript, APIs, and Markup) architecture has revolutionized how we build websites and applications. We can enjoy several benefits, including increased speed, security, and scalability, by building with this architecture. However, the building process does not end with choosing the right architecture. We must also deploy and host our websites so anyone can access

With the rise of variable and web fonts, designers and developers today have endless options for creative typography on the web. But with great power comes great responsibility. Choosing the right fonts is critical for an exceptional user experience that optimizes readability across devices. Next.js 13 unlocks new levels of font control to help developers

As you dive deeper into TypeScript (TS) and become more accustomed to the basics of it, you’ll start to encounter more advanced features like generics. Generics are a very powerful feature with a lot of potential, but they also have a steep learning curve. In this post, we’ll cover all you need to know about

If you’ve used JavaScript (JS) over the last few years, it’s almost certain you’ve seen mentions of TypeScript (TS). This might have piqued your curiosity and given you questions like, what is TypeScript? Why should I use it? How difficult is it to get started with? What benefits does it offer me and my projects?

Next.js has recently introduced a new paradigm for writing applications, the App Router. You can easily spot it in the wild: it uses a new “app” folder instead of “pages.” The App Router relies on React Server Components (RSC). To sum things up, RSCs bring new optimization possibilities by enabling server rendering with zero client-side