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Frontend — How To Create And Deploy Angular Material Application — Smashing Magazine

How To Create And Deploy Angular Material Application — Smashing Magazine

A walkthrough of creating an Angular 8 web application and a QR Code generator app completely based on Angular while hosted on Netlify. In this article, Shubham will take you into a walkthrough of creating an Angular 8 web application using the official Angular Material Design library. We will be creating a QR Code generator web application completely based on Angular while hosted on Netlify.

SSShubham SsjShubham Ssj·January 9, 2020Frontend
Distributed — The Split Personality Of Brutalist Web Development — Smashing Magazine

The Split Personality Of Brutalist Web Development — Smashing Magazine

No frills, or flashing neon frills with sprinklers attached? ‘Brutalist’ websites have flourished in recent years, but their guiding philosophy remains unclear. Brutalist web design has grown so quickly that there does not seem to be a clear consensus on what the style actually is. To some it means practicality, to others audacity. Love it or hate it, brutalist architecture celebrates rawness.

FOFrederick O BrienFrederick O Brien·January 8, 2020Distributed
Engineering — Why You Should Choose HTML5 article Over section — Smashing Magazine

Why You Should Choose HTML5 article Over section — Smashing Magazine

Browsers’ visual display of headings nested inside `` elements makes it look as if they are assigning a logical hierarchy to those headings. However, this is purely visual and is not communicated to assistive technologies. In this article, Bruce Lawson explains what use we have of `` and how authors should mark up headings that are hugely important to AT users.

BLBruce LawsonBruce Lawson·January 7, 2020Engineering
Engineering — How To Decide Which PWA Elements Should Stick — Smashing Magazine

How To Decide Which PWA Elements Should Stick — Smashing Magazine

Are you using sticky elements on your mobile website or PWA? If so, take a moment and ask yourself this question: Do you have anything in them besides your logo, hamburger menu or search bar? If that’s not the case, then it’s time to shake things up. Your mobile visitors are primed to take action. You just need to make it easy for them to do so — and sticky bars and elements are the perfect opport

SSSuzanne ScaccaSuzanne Scacca·January 2, 2020Engineering