Headings for Developers
Developers can create accessible and maintainable websites by separating style from structure when implementing heading systems.
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Progressive Enhancement and Web Components
Now that web components have gained more traction over the last few years (used by companies like Salesforce, Github, and Adobe), we should explore how web components can offer progressive enhancement to applications without the bloat of JavaScript frameworks.
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UnConference: Beyond the React-ion
The modern web landscape is evolving fast. React continues to dominate, but is it always the right choice? The Sparkbox team recently hosted an UnConference to talk about web standards, progressive enhancement, and React’s role in the modern web ecosystem.
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We Challenge You to Write CSS This Year!
It’s a new year and a new CodePen challenge. A great way to flex your CSS muscles!
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Accounting for Internationalization with CSS and HTML
If you start thinking about a global audience sooner, you can avoid having to refactor later.
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Building an Eleventy Starter Template: HTML
Our last article in this series covered how to structure and configure your first Eleventy starter template project and create a basic HTML layout. Today, you will learn how to modify that HTML even further.
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The Hidden Cost of Code Dependencies
Relying on third-party code can be a dangerous balancing act. Let’s explore the pros and cons of dependencies in a modern frontend ecosystem.
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An Introduction to Web Components
Why should you use web components? And how? E shares the basics of building great web components.
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Shortening the Programming Feedback Loop (Video)
When you write code, you act on a loop. Being aware of this loop can help you be a more effective programmer.
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Build Accessibly with Progressive Enhancement: HTML (Video)
This video series teaches you to build accessible components through progressive enhancement. In this video, learn how to start building a component with HTML.
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