Writing a clean and maintainable code is not an easy task. Regardless of the size of our projects, we often find ourselves dealing with almost pure chaos. It is not a wonder that many of us want to know how to write clean and maintainable code. Fortunately, in this post you will explore one way… Continue reading JavaScript Design Patterns – How to Make Sense of Chaos Pt1
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The Best Way to Learn Programming and Crush It
Have you ever heard about the phrase “software is eating the world”? Well, it is true. More and more things around us are getting smarter and it is software what powers them. In this post, I will share with you the reason why you should at least consider giving programming a shot. You will also… Continue reading The Best Way to Learn Programming and Crush It
How the Web Is Killing the Adman
Every day we are exposed to 5,000 ads either through Internet, TV or printed magazines. Did that number scare you? Fortunately, this is only urban myth. I don’t know what the real number is, but it will be much lower. Anyway, I have a question for you. In case you own a website of any… Continue reading How the Web Is Killing the Adman
Delivering Insanely Great User Experience
Delivering insanely great user experience should be primary goal of every designer. Without it, no amount of decoration and fancy features will save the product from slow death. In this article, you will learn about the three main components of user experience design. Next, I will give you 6 tips you can put in use… Continue reading Delivering Insanely Great User Experience
CSS3 Powered Slider With Autoplay Tutorial
Do you believe that it is possible to create autoplay slider only with HTML5 and CSS3? Seriously, you don’t need a single line of JavaScript! There is a bunch of various sliders using either vanilla JavaScript or jQuery library. Honestly, it got kind of boring. Why not to make something different? Ditch the old-fashioned scripted… Continue reading CSS3 Powered Slider With Autoplay Tutorial
Flipping Login/Sign up Form Only with CSS
Are you bored with using the same old login and sign up forms? Would you rather enhance the UX of your project? What about creating single card containing both, login and also sign up form? If you think that this is not possible, today I will show you that you are wrong. In this tutorial… Continue reading Flipping Login/Sign up Form Only with CSS