An Ode To Side Project Time — Smashing Magazine
A once-revered perk of some tech workplaces, the status of ‘side project time’ seems to have slipped in recent years. Frederick O’Brien believes it deserves
Building Smarter, Faster, And Private Applications — Smashing Magazine
Shouldn’t there be a way to keep your apps or project data private and improve performance by reducing server latency? This is what on-device AI
The Role Of Illustration Style In Visual Storytelling — Smashing Magazine
How do we determine the most suitable illustration style? How should illustrations complement and reflect your corporate identity? What will resonate most with your target
Learning To Let Go Of Perfection — Smashing Magazine
The best and worst thing about solo development is the “solo” part. There’s a lot of freedom in working alone, and that freedom can be
Why Browsers Produce Different Performance Results — Smashing Magazine
We know that browsers do all sorts of different things under the hood. One of those things is the way they not only fetch resources
Lesser Known Uses Of Better Known Attributes — Smashing Magazine
HTML attributes are like little instructions that we add to the markup of elements to make them do certain things or behave in certain ways.
How To Design For High-Traffic Events And Prevent Your Website From Crashing — Smashing Magazine
Product drops and sales are a great way to increase revenue, but these events can result in traffic spikes that affect a site’s availability and
What Does AI Really Mean? — Smashing Magazine
We, as human beings, don’t worry too much about making sure the connections land at the right point. Our brain just works that way, declaratively.
New Front-End Features For Designers In 2025 — Smashing Magazine
Searching for the most flexible front-end workflows and toolkits, it’s easy to forget how powerful some of the fundamentals on the web have become these
New Year, New Hopes, New Dreams (January 2025 Wallpapers Edition) — Smashing Magazine
Maybe 2025 has already started as you’re reading this, maybe you’re still waiting for the big countdown to begin — either way, it’s never too
