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Adding images to a website is a pretty straightforward task. You grab your link, and you summon the image element like below:
<img src="your_link" alt="image content">Then, you add your favorite CSS, and you have a nice-looking image!
What if I tell you that the most common element is hiding some secrets? You have been working with images for too l...
The sizes attribute for <img> was maybe the hardest part. It had complicated syntax that always had to be in sync with whatever your CSS was doing. But sizes="auto" support is almost ready for
Chrome 146 recently introduced scoped custom element registry, which is a way to introduce custom elements in your app without using the ...
I was reading a post by Jim Nielsen where he was Making a Shuffle Button. It was for a static site, so there was no server-side code to hit to redirect to a random post. PHP, for instance, could query for all posts and select one pseudo-randomly, and redirect there. But ...
Jenna Smith with some pretty solid UX advice as it relates to loading states:
Rather than designing another loading state, I improve the preload strategy until the issue disappears entirely.
She points to Rou...