The mission: Provide a dashboard within the WordPress admin area for browsing Google Analytics data for all your blogs. The catch? You’ve got about 900 live blogs, spread across about 25 WordPress multisite instances. Some instances have just one blog, others have as many as 250. In other words, what you need is to compress […]
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The graphic and web design world was once a sanctuary of creative freedom, where designers wielded their tools with boundless possibilities, limited only by imagination. But now, a dark cloud looms over this vibrant industry: the relentless rise of subscription-based services. What was sold to us as a convenient, cost-effective model is now suffocating designers,
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The groundwork for what we call today “signals” dates as early as the 1970s. Based on this work, they became popular with different fields of computer science, defining them more specifically around the 90s and the early 2000s. In Web Development, they first made a run for it with KnockoutJS, and shortly after, signals took
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As a follow up to the search for a new CSS logo, it looks like we have a winner! Since our last post, the color shifted away from a vibrant pink to a color with a remarkable history among the CSS community: rebeccapurple CodePen Embed Fallback With 400 votes on GitHub, I think the community
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Welcome to our latest toolkit collection. As always, we’ve aimed for a range of apps, utilities, and services to help make life a little easier for designers, and for developers too. And, of course, what would a November collection be without some Thanksgiving images for our readers in the US? Enjoy! Browser AI Kit This
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Alt text is one of those things in my muscle memory that pops up anytime I’m working with an image element. The attribute almost writes itself. <img src=”image.jpg” alt=””> Or if you use Emmet, that’s autocompleted for you. Don’t forget the alt text! Use it even if there’s no need for it, as an empty
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Here’s a curated list of 25 notable conferences and events in 2025 that web designers should consider: 1. Smashing Conf Hosted by the team behind Smashing Magazine, SmashingConf offers two days of talks and workshops from industry leaders, focusing on practical takeaways for immediate application. Dates: May 13–14, 2025Location: San Francisco, California, USAWebsite: https://smashingconf.com 2.
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Read Your own Image Generation API service with FLUX, Python, and Diffusers and learn APIs with SitePoint. Our web development and design tutorials, courses, and books will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and more. Continue reading Your own Image Generation API service with FLUX, Python, and Diffusers on SitePoint.
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Figma, the industry-leading design platform, has introduced a powerful new resource: the Figma Pattern Library. This library offers a meticulously curated collection of reusable design patterns aimed at streamlining workflows, fostering collaboration, and enabling designers to produce consistent, high-quality interfaces. In the evolving landscape of user interface design, consistency and scalability have become crucial for
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Early this week, Jaguar unveiled a comprehensive rebranding initiative as part of its strategic shift toward an all-electric future. This transformation includes a new logo, updated branding elements, and a refreshed corporate identity, all designed to align with the company’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. The redesigned logo features a mix of uppercase and lowercase
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