Performance & UX

We’re excited to announce the next Prismic Early Access Program cohort: Slice Machine Upgrade 2022. We are building a new feature for editing your mock data via Slice Machine’s previewing feature, Slice Simulator. We’re adding an editing widget that shows you the mock data in your Slice and allows you to customize it however you […]

When coding you should always strive to use established best practices, not just because they’re the best thing to do, but for a whole host of reasons like: preventing bugs and catching them earlier promoting a set standard of code quality to help make projects more maintainable helping a team scale without sacrificing time or

Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap continually come up in CSS conversations across developer communities. Developers want to know their differences and similarities and which one is better. CSS frameworks and their unique design systems have been a staple of web development over time, with new ones regularly being released. It’s only natural to question if a

When competing for work or even just communicating with a potential client about an upcoming project, it’s common to go through a proposal stage. The web development proposal is where you’ll provide the client with a written document that covers all areas of the potential project from the work to be completed to the timeline

When deciding how to build a website you have a lot of options. Today we are taking a look at building websites using the Remix framework, and we’ll integrate a headless CMS into our website. Then, we’ll even add caching to make our website even faster. But first, let’s talk a bit about Remix. Why

Three.js can be one of the most fun and interesting frameworks to work with. While it’s suitable for professional work, just as many people play with it for a hobby. It can be tough to get started with it though. There’s no set way to work with Three.js, and the setup can be complicated. In

TypeScript has increasingly become a standard tool for web developers and one of the most common languages for writing web applications. For evidence of TypeScript’s popularity, see the State of JavaScript 2021 survey under the section “JavaScript Flavors” (or languages that compile to JavaScript). TypeScript overwhelmingly comes in first place with 69% of the votes

WordPress, the traditional CMS created by Matt Mullenweg’s Automattic in 2005, has dominated the web development space for decades. Even after decades, WordPress remains widely adopted and powers 43.5% of websites, which is around 1.119 billion websites. As new CMS providers enter the space and eat from WordPress’ market share, we must ask — and

If you’re keeping up with the latest web dev tools, you’ve probably built some sort of “web app” using meta-frameworks like Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Angular, and more. These all offer some serious strengths: The freedom to think in components to isolate and reuse parts of your UI. JS-driven interactivity to add page transitions, image carousels,

Becoming a freelance web developer can be exciting, terrifying, rewarding, and usually all three at once. I’m a freelancer and teacher at the Le Wagon coding bootcamp, and students often ask me, “How do I get started with freelancing?” I’m still actively learning about freelancing, and every day is an adventure. But, after four years,