In the world of web design, what you don’t see can hurt you. Worse, it can damage your brand reputation, bottom line, or both. Specifically I’m talking about images. Images... The post Image Loading, Reloaded appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

WordPress is the most desirable platform. It is widely used by businesses worldwide, all for good reasons like marketing tools, reliability, etc. Almost 42.9% of sites use WordPress. Leading businesses like The Home Depot, and The New York Times use WordPress. In fact, millions of SMEs choose WordPress because of its versatility.  Top reasons to... The post How you can grow your small business with WordPress? appeared first on noupe.

Logos come and go, but branding needs to leave a distinctive mark in your market. That’s the only way you can gain ground and stay

There’s some fantastic examples of flat style map designs out there on the web that depict a city or country with ultra simplified illustrations with basic shapes and flat colours. I really fancied giving the style a try myself, so I thought ‘why not make a tutorial to share my process with others?!’. Follow along […] The post How To Create a Flat Style Vector Map in Adobe Illustrator appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

Today we're bringing you a collection of some of the coolest and most creative transitions effects for Final Cut Pro. As a content creator and video editor, you can never have enough transition effects. Because usually, you tend to use different styles of transition effects for each video to make them look original and creative. […]

Web Vitals are the new gold standard in performance due to their direct correlation with the user's experience. In this article, you'll learn what monitoring can do and how RayGun can help you sustain performance maintenance while scaling your app.

When it comes to adding images to a website, most developers have several formats to choose from – JPEG, JPEG-XR, PNG, WebP and GIF to name a few. But determining... The post Selecting the Best Format for Image Content appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

The internet has made the dream of starting a business more attainable than ever. But staking a claim in the eCommerce landscape requires more than

Microsoft announced the release candidate of TypeScript 4.4, and said it expects no further changes apart from critical bug fixes for the stable release. Major highlights of the release candidate include control flow analysis of aliased conditions and discriminants, symbol and template string pattern index signatures, defaulting to the 'unknown' type in catch variables, and … continue reading The post SD Times news digest: TypeScript 4.4 RC, AWS announces cross-account data sharing for Amazon Redshift, JetBrains releases GoLand 2021.3 roadmap appeared first on SD Times.

Tomas Vortuba has a new post on his site sharing information about one of the improvements that has been added to the Symplify, specifically in the PackageBuilder. PackageBuilder was always sort of meta package with all the cool and shiny features anyone can use. After all, it's the most downloaded Symplify package hitting almost 1000 downloads a day. In Symplify 5 now it allows you to drop manual binds from Symfony configs, separate files from directories in one method and merge nested YAML parameters with 1 service. He lists out the three notable changes: Drop Manual Binds in Symfony configs Separate Files from Directories Merge Parameters without Leaving Any Behind For each item in the list, he provides a link to the pull request that implemented it, a basic summary of the changes and code examples of what it enables.