Performance & UX

The way we build websites has evolved over the years. Developers have transitioned from building websites with only traditional CMSs like WordPress as they seek out modern tools. Today, there are multiple frameworks to choose from, as well as no-code tool options. One such tool developers are using to build websites: Static Site Generators(SSG). In […]

During the last decade, the JavaScript ecosystem has been dominated by Single Page Applications (SPA). SPAs rely extensively on client-side JavaScript that runs and renders within the user’s browser. It’s great for interactive applications with rich user interfaces. Rendering on the server has, however, made an impressive comeback, thanks to frameworks such as Gatsby, Next,

A Next.js starter is a fantastic solution if you want to boost your productivity and move forward confidently with your future projects. In our previous article, we explored what starters are, what types are available, and how to know if you need to build a custom one. To quickly recap, a starter project is a

Next up in our series of posts digging into how you can improve your Core Web Vitals, we’re going to cover LCP or Largest Contentful Paint. First, of course, in order to resolve any LCP issues you’re having you need to understand something important: what is LCP? LCP is the measurement metric that Google uses

Yesterday afternoon we launched the new Prismic website! We’ve been working on it for nine months, and we’ve learned a lot along the way. After working on this website, we wanted to share three principles that helped us get to a result we are proud of and excited to keep building upon. Principle #1: Formalizing

When it comes to building websites with a great user experience (UX), something you should pay close attention to is your Core Web Vitals as we covered in a previous post. So, to help you along in your journey of mastering Core Web Vitals, we’re going to take a closer look at one of the

Building amazing projects can be challenging and overwhelming. With various tools, we invest a lot of time into creating scalable and sturdy solutions that can deliver an excellent developer experience for our teams and a great experience for users. Efficiently managing all of those tools, including Next.js, is where using third-party starters or building your

Have you ever come across a website and immediately felt like leaving because you had such a horrible experience? I have, one too many times. Visitors expect websites to provide a great experience, including fast loading times and easy navigation. Failure to meet these expectations will lead to high bounce rates, loss of traffic, and,

Winning awards for your website isn’t something many initially think about when they start creating websites for a living, but over time, the benefits that awards can bring become clearer. Winning an award for your website comes with many benefits for you, your business, and your website. So, in this post, we’re going to look

In recent years React has had two frameworks dominate its user base: Next.js and Gatsby. Until recently, they had some sizable differences that allowed developers to pick one of the two that made sense for their use case. But, in recent months the two frameworks have become much closer. Both Gatsby and Next allow you