Exchange mailboxes or mailbox items may get deleted accidentally. It may happen during server management and maintenance tasks when administrators try to clean up the... The post Easy Steps To Recover Deleted Mailbox Items From Exchange Server appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

Personalization is huge in email marketing and e-commerce and is the key to success. Here's a look at where we have been & what to expect in 2016/17. Read More

Geolocation features are a growing element in website and app design, providing a more robust user experience. IPWhoIs is a geolocation API that can help you deliver the right content to the right users by determining their location. The API makes it easy for you to add this feature and create more relevant and customized […]

The first impression your visitor gets when browsing your site is crucial! That’s why your homepage is one of the most important pages on your site and must be eye-catching and very well-designed, so the visitor likes what he/she sees and starts to browse your site even further. There are no second chances on making […] The post 20 Websites with Remarkable Home Pages appeared first on Line25.

Good design is readable design. Without a clear message, displayed in an easy-to-digest way, it’s easy to lose the meaning of any piece of design work. That's why it’s so crucial that any design must be easy to read. Designing for readability is a lesson in typography, but also in contrast. Contrast is the key […]

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When the App Store for iMessage in late 2016 went live, I released Kaomotion, a sticker app with animated kaomoji inside. Ever since the release of this app, I wanted to write up a tutorial about how a simple text character like shruggie (i.e. ?\_(?)_/?) can be animated to give it life-like features: The Shruggie animation we're going to make. (Large preview) What you are going to read in this article is a step-by-step guide of setting up a canvas in After Effects and then going through with the animation.

To get that out of the way upfront: Assembla does not refer to the similarly named programming language, but still is important for designers and developers alike. If you run a web design and development business and work with diverse clientele, or manage a team of web developers working across projects, you must already be aware of the importance of proper collaboration. In the absence of collaboration among members of the development team, the quality of output will suffer manifolds. Of course, several tools exist to help you collaborate with your team: we have Git, Dropbox, task management apps, and what not! However, what if you need something that serves as an umbrella service, ensuring tight integration with other services, and helping you boost your workflow and relationship with your clients? Allow me to introduce you to one such service: Assembla. What is Assembla? In simple words, Assembla is a set of SaaS tools meant for web development teams that work in the cloud (which refers to virtually every web development team nowadays). On the one hand, Assembla lets you host and manage your client projects in one place, wherein you can invite your team members to work on it […]* You might also be interested in the following articlesStack: New Kanban Boards Task- and Projectmanager by BugherdPantheon: The Next Dimension of WordPress and Drupal Hosting and…BamBam! The One and Only Collaboration-Tool for People who Really NeedHojoki: The (no longer) Missing Link Between Your Cloud AppsBugHerd: Lean & Clean Task- and Bug-Management for Web-ProjectsWaypoints.io: Collaborative Tumblr for Your Projects

You're likely already familiar with media queries. They're in widespread use for making websites responsive. The width and height properties contain the viewport's dimensions. We then use CSS to render different layouts at different dimensions. The prefers-color-scheme media query works the same way. The user can configure their operating system to use a light or dark theme. prefers-color-scheme contains that value. The value is either light or dark, though the W3C spec states that it might support future values like sepia. We specify different values of CSS variables for both modes and let the user's OS decide.

The 2021 edition of Stack Overflow's developer survey features both substantial changes in the landscape while other elements have remained stubbornly resilient. In a blog post, Stack Overflow's Ben Popper and David Gibson wrote: "This year's survey was a little different than ones in years past. We opened our 2020 survey in February, and by... Read more » The post 2021 Stack Overflow Survey: React.js takes the web framework crown, Python is in-demand, and devs still love Rust appeared first on Developer Tech News.