You learned to code and want to start applying for jobs, but don't want anyone to look at your portfolio. Your app functions well, but you're prett...
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Abbey, this is excellent! Thank you! This might actually save me a few headaches the next time I foolishly decide I want to redo my website. Because that day will definitely come. But this time I'll be armed to the teeth with despair-busting tricks. 😊
Glad to hear it! 💙 No despair in our designs!
Congratulations, this post help me a lot.
Great post
Thanks, Ben!
Nice post Abbey. Good typography can make a site.
Nice
Thanks for sharing👍👍👍
wonderful
This is super helpful! As a mostly back-end dev who recognises and gets annoyed by bad design but doesn't know how to make it better, this is an excellent first step to learning exactly that! Thanks!
Oh it's very useful thanks 😁
Nice blog post! Design is a common pain-point for developers! A small suggestion, framing your screenshots here would've been chef's kiss. We've built an OSS tool to help with this. Check it out and let us know what you think: github.com/ekqt/screenshot
We'd appreciate giving it a star on GitHub if you find it helpful! Cheers!
Nice article, another point that can be added is: for components one can use css frameworks like - bootstrap, talwindcss etc which gives out nice customisable components.
I purposefully didn't mention CSS frameworks for multiple reasons:
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Keep it up 👍
This is super cool! You can also tag this as #design next time to have it show up more for folks looking for it!