Frontify, a cloud-based brand management platform, has announced a new API platform that promises increased customizability for partners that are integrating the company's offerings into third-party applications. The Frontify Developer Platform includes an all-new GraphQL API.

You’ve probably got a lot of questions if you’re thinking of starting a photography business. Is the effort worthwhile? What are the benefits and drawbacks? What is the maximum amount of money you can earn? What kind of gear do you require? Should you focus on one genre of photography? What are your options for... The post How to Start a Photography Business Online – A Must Read Step by Step Guide appeared first on noupe.

TikTok quickly took over the world with its trendy video-based content format. With over 800 million active users, TikTok is more than just about dancing videos and memes. It's now a platform for marketing. TikTok is now bigger than Reddit, Twitter, and even Snapchat. As a result, everyone from small personal brands to big corporate […]

Niantic is continuing its evolution from an AR game developer to a complete platform for building metaverse experiences. Once upon a time, Niantic was an exciting but relatively unknown company behind the pioneering (and highly underrated) AR game Ingress. Niantic then released Pokemon Go and was catapulted into the spotlight. The hype around Pokemon Go... Read more » The post Niantic acquires WebAR experts 8th Wall to expand metaverse platform appeared first on Developer Tech News.

Today’s modern tech companies rely heavily on biometrics to help protect from cyber criminals attacking and gaining client information and other sensitive data. Cybersecurity is... The post Why More Tech Use Biometric Technology to Protect Their Customers From Identity Theft appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

Adopting and scaling a design system is challenging. You must get buy-in from the entire organization, which means evangelizing your design system to persuade stakeholders, product managers, development teams, and designers of its value. Building a design system is just the first step; scaling and reaching optimal design system maturity costs a lot of time The post How to Evangelize a Design System appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

I have a new set of messy design resources for you to download for free today! These 10 ink splatters can be used to add drips and stains to your designs, or even to produce blood effects for horror themed artwork. They come as a set of Photoshop Brushes, which can be saved directly in […] The post 10 Free Ink Splatter Photoshop Brushes and PNG Textures appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

Prevention is better than cure – a fundamental principle of health care that also applies to modern software development. The later a bug surfaces, the more effort it takes to repair. From our own experience we know that this especially applies to performance bugs. So, wouldn’t it be great if we no longer have to cure our application’s poor performance, because we prevent common performance defects? jPinpoint’s PMD rules can do just that. If you followed the Performance Aware Java Coding workshop we have at bol.com, or have seen this… The post How to prevent common performance defects with the jPinpoint PMD rules appeared first on bol.com Techlab.

Halloween is the fun beginning of the holiday season. Halloween is associated with parties, themes, celebrations, activities, and enjoyment. And to support you in your invitations, cards, banners, decorations, and other designs, we have curated this post of 21 scary fonts to give a horror feel to your designs – right in time for Halloween. […] The post 21 Scary Fonts to Give a Horror Feel to Your Designs first appeared on Line25.

I've been thinking a lot about speech for the last few years. In fact, it's been a major focus in several of my talks of late, including my well-received Smashing Conference talk "Designing the Conversation." As such, I've been keenly interested in the development of the Web Speech API. If you're unfamiliar, this API gives you (the developer) the ability to voice-enable your website in two directions: listening to your users via the SpeechRecognition interface and talking back to them via the SpeechSynthesis interface. All of this is done via a JavaScript API, making it easy to test for support. This testability makes it an excellent candidate for progressive enhancement, but more on that in a moment.The post Experimenting With speechSynthesis appeared first on Smashing Magazine.