Bartek Witczak explains how we structure our components has a great impact on how we maintain a system and how expandable it is. A great introduction to colour management for software designers and developers. Jonathan Harrell takes a quick look at the benefits of CSS custom properties and then goes over some lesser known features that may come in handy while using them. Enjoy!
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The Airbnb team released an awesome post about converting sketched interfaces into code. Crazy awesome stuff. David Gilbertson shares some great z-index tips. Graphcool Framework was released and lots more. Enjoy!
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Troy Hunt explains the fastest and easiest way you can get HTTPS up and running correctly. Some wise words by Kent C. Dodds around JavaScript testing. Jeffrey Way teaches everything you need to about CSS Grid and lots more. Enjoy.
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John Saito shares some thoughts around interface items that belong to you. Peter O'Shaughnessy talks about some common myths about PWAs. The Pusher team take a technical look at REST versus GraphQL and so much more. Enjoy.
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Addy Osmani released an awesome eBook that looks at the current state of image optimization and the best ways to integrate it into your workflow. David Gilbertson offers some really sound advice on making sure that the pain of a growing React app is as painless as possible. Marc Drummond explains various ways we can make sure our images look awesome and load fast for different devices. Enjoy.
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With more sites moving towards responsive web design, many webmasters have questions about migrating from separate mobile URLs, also frequently known as "m-dot URLs", to using responsive web design. Here are some recommendations on how to move from separate urls to one responsive URL in a way that gives your sites the best chance of performing well on Google's search results.
Once you have your responsive site ready, moving is something you can definitely do with just a bit of forethought. Considering your URLs stay the same for desktop version, all you have to do is to configure 301 redirects from the mobile URLs to the responsive web URLs.
Here are the detailed steps:
If you're currently using dynamic serving and want to move to responsive design, you don't need to add or change any redirects.
Moving to a responsive site should make maintenance and reporting much easier for you down the road. Aside from no longer needing to manage separate URLs for all pages, it will also make it much easier to adopt practices and technologies such as hreflang for internationalization, AMP for speed, structured data for advanced search features and more.
As always, if you need more help you can ask a question in our webmaster forum.
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Search Console was initially launched with just four reports more than a decade ago. Today, the product includes more than two dozen reports and tools covering AMP, structured data, and live testing tools, all designed to help improve your site's perfo...
When you want to bake cupcakes, but you don't know what kind, Image Search can help you make a decision. Finding an image with a recipe can be challenging: you might end up on a page that has only pictures of these delicious things, or a cupcake fan si...