Performance & UX

Developing and managing content is crucial for building and scaling successful websites. However, managing large volumes of pages can be overwhelming without a solid framework to organize and structure content. This is where a content model comes into play. Content modeling refers to defining and designing the data structure, relationships, and attributes of content within […]

Facebook released React in 2013, and it’s not an exaggeration to say that it took the web development industry by storm and has completely transformed how we build websites and web applications. Not only is React an extremely popular and highly adopted JavaScript framework, but React-powered meta-frameworks have also made an enormous impact in the front-end development

Today, we have to move fast and then even faster. We get it. There is a never-ending to-do list to complete, new website pages to optimize, and new requests from new clients are all piling up. We get so focused on the execution that we forget about the foundation of a good client relationship: outstanding

When it comes to styling websites and web applications, there are different CSS technologies we can use. We can stick with classic vanilla CSS, CSS preprocessors like SaaS and Less, or CSS-in-JS tools like Emotion and Styled Components. Besides these methods, we can also style websites with CSS frameworks. The problem is that, as of

In this time of information overload, providing a seamless user experience is key to capturing and retaining visitor attention. Clear readability and intuitive site navigation enable users to quickly find relevant content that meets their needs and interests. One important but often overlooked feature that can greatly enhance readability and navigation is a Table of

Enhancing static websites with interactivity not only enriches the user experience but also invites users to actively engage with your site. Fortunately, tools like Supabase make it easier than ever to integrate interactivity. Supabase enables developers to create and deploy modern, feature-rich applications without the need to manage multiple backend systems. In this step-by-step guide,

Starting in 2013, we led innovation in the CMS industry with the introduction of headless CMS. We have since honed our product to excel at website creation. We optimized the developers’ journey with the release of Slice Machine in 2020, and this year we dramatically simplified the marketer experience by rolling out our visual Page

When building a blog with Next.js, you may be tempted to handle the management of the content yourself in the code using methods like Markdown. However, this approach often becomes cumbersome and can quickly pose issues as the team grows and fewer technical people are onboarded to the project. This is why using a headless

For the longest time, traditional monolithic Content Management Systems (CMS) like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla, which couple the frontend presentation layer and backend together, were the go-to approach for managing website content. However, with the rise of new technologies and the need for more flexible and scalable solutions, a new type of content management systems

One in four visitors will abandon a website that takes more than 4 seconds to load. In addition, data from Adobe reveals that 38% of people will stop engaging with websites that are not visually appealing. These stats show that how your customers experience your product matters, and the experience, whether positive or negative, can