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Hosting with a wildcard subdomain enables your users to visit your site on any subdomain of your domain (*.example.com), and as you can imagine, we can use this to create unique user experiences which we'll be exploring in this article through a Next.js lens.

AgileOps takes the best parts from Agile development and applies it to operations. It is a way of doing operations that is fast, flexible, and responsive to change. It is a software development methodology for optimizing the delivery of value to your stakeholders. In this project management tutorial, we will examine AgileOps, why it is […] The post An Introduction to AgileOps appeared first on Developer.com.

In this 3 part tutorial (I wanted to break it into more digestible chunks) well be creating screens for a fictional, ‘Pay It Forward*’ iOS App called ‘Piece’. Just in... The post Designing an iOS App in Sketch: Part 3 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

We're unpacking some of the most frequently asked questions about warehouse management systems to help you decide whether a WMS is the right fit for your business. The post Warehouse Management Systems and How They Work appeared first on SCAND.

How can companies change their rating and review systems to better benefit users? Matt Athanasiou shares some steps to improve the experience of reviewing literature and other products — while also building stronger connections.

The effort involved in managing a scholarship is extensive, ranging from creating criteria for selection and recruiting applicants to analyzing entries and reporting results. Administrators of scholarships always keep the needs of the students in mind. The objective is to encourage hard working students as much as possible with those scholarship grants. The entire scholarship... The post Best Practices To Manage A Scholarship Program Easily appeared first on noupe.

One of the stand-out headline features of HTML5 for many designers and developers was the addition of a number of new types of form input that could be used. For years, we'd been confined to using single-line text inputs (type="text") and laying on JavaScript and user instructions to try an accurately capture valid data of different types through that one unsophisticated field. HTML5 brought with it new values of the type attribute that enabled us to be much more specific about the types of data we needed to capture through the field, with the promise being that the browser would then provide the interface and validation required to coerce the user into completing the field accurately.

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This week's Designer News - No 538 - includes 5 Simple Habits to Improve UX Research, New Media Queries You Need to Know, The Cost of Javascript Frameworks, The Hero Generator, Why Wireframes are Becoming Obsolete, Looking at coronavirus.data.gov.uk, Lots of Freebies and so much more! The post Weekly News for Designers No 538 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.