August 10, 2022 — Okta is an identity manager, with features such as single sign-on and multi-factor authentication. Okta can be used to secure the identities of customers and workforces. In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to use Okta for authentication in a React application. We’ll understand the core concepts of Okta, use cases, and why you should use it in your next React application. Read more…

August 9, 2022 — Identify, compare, analyze and fix your Core Web Vitals scores to boost web performance of your sites. These tools will help you to do just that. Read more…

August 9, 2022 — In this episode, we ask how you can affect change to UX design in large organizations stuck in their ways. Vitaly talks to Marko Dugonjić to find out. Read more…

August 8, 2022 — In this article, Catherine Houle and Ilknur Eren share how their organization “Understood” removes barriers for people who learn and think differently by combining accessibility and usability in their processes. They also cover basic steps on how to fix common accessibility issues. Read more…

August 4, 2022 — Nobody wakes up in the morning hoping to finally identify crosswalks and fire hydrants that day. Yet every day, we prompt users through hoops and loops to sign up and log in. Let’s fix that. Authentication is everywhere, and sometimes it’s extremely frustrating, and sometimes it’s seamless. Let’s explore a few patterns to create experience that are a bit more seamless than frustrating. Read more…

August 3, 2022 — This guide will show you how to migrate your jQuery site to React with Next.js – which is a significant undertaking, especially for big code bases. However, this migration allows you to use newer concepts (such as data fetching at build time) to help with our code’s performance and maintainability. Read more…

August 1, 2022 — If you like math and CSS, you’ll love this one. We don’t need to use media queries to change the values of some CSS properties — font-size, padding, margin etc. — depending on the viewport width, with the CSS clamp function. But: we still need to use media queries for changing colors, borders, shadows and other CSS styles. Read more…

July 31, 2022 — Do you need a little inspiration boost? Well, then our new batch of desktop wallpapers is for you. In this post, you’ll find their wallpapers for August 2022. All of them come in versions with and without a calendar, so no matter if you need to count down the days to a big deadline or plan to use your favorite wallpaper even after the month has ended, we’ve got you covered. Designed by artists and designers from across the globe, they come in versions with and without a calendar for August 2022. Read more…

July 28, 2022 — How to organize their testing between unit, integration, and E2E testing and how to test their UI components? Testing is not just about tools and processes. It’s about architecture. In this article, Noam Rosenthal will share his experience on how to organize testing and find the right balance between front-end and subsystems and between different strategies. Read more…

July 25, 2022 — We may tend to think largely in terms of end-users when it comes to HTML. However, writing HTML that is easy to understand and self-explanatory for whoever will work on it is sufficient reason to use the correct semantic element. In this article, Olushuyi explores a mental model that helps you decide between the <article> and <section> elements when writing documents. You will explore how grouping content affects accessibility and how you can make it all count for users. Read more…