Barcodes are everywhere and for all the right reasons! They are used in a large variety of operations among different industries. Not to mention, some industries can’t function without barcode technology. Barcodes are ubiquitous in retail. They are widely used in healthcare, logistics, and inventory management. With the advancing technology and increasing use of mobile...

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Lookbooks and catalogs are an important element of promoting a business. They help you not only to showcase your products and services to customers but also to build trust and establish your brand. Today, we share with you a way to create more professional and attractive lookbooks and catalogs at a very low cost using […]

COPE is a strategy for reducing the amount of work needed to publish our content into different mediums, such as website, email, apps, and others. First pioneered by NPR, it accomplishes its goal by establishing a single source of truth for content which can be used for all of the different mediums. Having content that works everywhere is not a trivial task since each medium will have its own requirements.

Digital technologies spread rapidly, and it even seems that modern youth has inborn digital literacy skills. Sometimes it's believed that the notion of 'digital literacy’... The post The Importance Of Digital Literacy For Students appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

Web designers may use a number of techniques, approaches and philosophies while creating compelling and engaging digital interfaces. Each designer has their own preferences – some prefer to work from... The post What Is Atomic Web Design and Do I Need It? appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

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When optimizing your website’s speed while following the GooglePage Speed Insights guidelines, you’ll know this alert. Activate “Leverage Browser Caching” for the Google Analytics Script. Often, this alert is to be blamed when a website doesn’t reach the infamous 100 of 100 PageSpeed points. That’s exactly where the problem is, because how can you cache a file that is not on your server? Today, we’ll show you three solutions. Google Analytics is a good thing and still the tool of choice for every user that wants to take a close look at their website’s traffic. However, the script can also cause quite a headache when the goal is to optimize your website to achieve the famous 100 points from GooglePage Speed. One problem is that some of the aspects desired and recommended by Google will not accelerate your blog, so they are not recommendable. For example, when you implement your entire CSS (often multiple files, including the plugin stylesheets) in the HTML inline, Google will congratulate you for making this decision. However, when you only have a small perfectly cacheable stylesheet in the header, and the rest of the CSS in the footer, Google will try to tell you that […]

.htaccess is one file that every web admin should know and understand. At its basic level, it controls access to your sites directories. But there is much more that you... The post 10 Useful htaccess Code Snippets and Hacks appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Cognitive Bias and the Design Process * MVP Transformations * Best practices for fonts The post Collective #665 appeared first on Codrops.