Dark mode is no longer just a "nice-to-have" feature hidden in settings. With system-wide adoption across macOS, Windows, and Android, it has become a user expectation. For us web designers and developers, this means we can no longer simply invert our color palette and call it a day.
I’ve just discovered Sip, a color picker app for Mac users. “Just discovered” since it’s been around for a while. I’ve seen reviews of the app older than a year, but eh, you can’t be on top of everything, can you.
I have recently finished a project based on Perch, the clever ‘little’ CMS created by edgeofmyseat.com, a web development company located in Bristol run by Rachel Andrew and Drew McLellan.
More of a reminder than a pure detailed blogpost, this code snippet will be my go-to resource when I embed videos in a project, and obviously want them to be responsive and well behaved whatever the size of the terminal.
We’ve all been there. You want to select a good chunk of text on a website, only to realise you can’t since the text has been embedded. Cry no more, here’s naphta to the rescue.
Nothing beats using a real professional photographer when working on a cool project. You can be the best designer/dev in the world, if the pictures you have available look crap, there’s little chance your website will look at its best.
