The internet’s breaking free from Big Tech’s grip—decentralization is taking over, giving power back to users. It’s messy, it’s wild, but from crypto to cloud storage, the future is clear: no more middlemen, no more gatekeepers, just a web that works for you.
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JavaScript event listeners are very important, as they exist in almost every web application that requires interactivity. As common as they are, it is also essential for them to be managed properly. Improperly managed event listeners can lead to memory leaks and can sometimes cause performance issues in extreme cases. Here’s the real problem: JavaScript
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A while back, our man Geoff Graham treated us to a refresher on the CSS initial-letter property, but how can you style drop and initial caps to reflect a brand’s visual identity and help to tell its stories? Here’s how I do it in CSS by combining ::first-letter and initial-letter with other unexpected properties, including
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Non-linear web design offers users a dynamic and interactive experience by allowing them to explore content in various, personalized paths rather than following a rigid, linear flow. This approach enhances user engagement and fosters a more organic, exploratory web experience.
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A few years ago, I was in a design review at a fintech company, polishing the expense management flows. It was a routine session where we reviewed the logic behind content and design decisions. While looking over the statuses for submitted expenses, I noticed a label saying ‘In approval’. I paused, re-read it again, and
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Can AI replace web developers? Learn about AI’s role in web development, its advantages and limitations, and how developers can adapt to stay future-ready. Continue reading Can AI Replace Web Developers: A Practical Look at Current Tools and Limitations on SitePoint.
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Folks have a lot to say about “liquid glass,” the design aesthetic that Apple introduced at WWDC 2025. Some love it, some hate it, and others jumped straight into seeing how to they could create it in CSS. There’s a lot to love, hate, and experience with liquid glass. You can love the way content
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Flip phones aren’t dead. On the contrary, 200+ million non-smartphones are sold annually. That’s roughly equivalent to the number of iPhones sold in 2024. Even in the United States, millions of flip phones are sold each year. As network operators struggle to shut down 2G service, new incentives are offered to encourage device upgrades that
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State of Devs 2025 survey results are out! While the survey isn’t directly related to the code part of what we do for work, I do love the focus Devographics took ever since its inception in 2020. And this year it brought us some rather interesting results through the attendance of 8,717 developers, lots of data, and even more useful insights that
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Avoid costly web development mistakes. Essential guide to selecting the right web team with proven criteria for technical skills, communication, and long-term partnership success. Continue reading Don’t Choose the Wrong Web Team — Here’s Why It Matters on SitePoint.
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