Conditionally access JavaScript object without returning an error. Shorter and simpler to implement, and returns null or undefined. Alternative to Lodash get.
A lot has happened over the past 2 weeks! I re-designed Thoughts and Stuff using Gatsby, went to a talk about cookies and tracking (I will write a blog on it. maybe) and the interwebs has progressed a hell of a lot. Here is my weekly web developer and designer rundown to get you up […]
After over three years of having the same WordPress theme, it was time for a change! This came about for a few reasons. There was nothing overwhelmingly wrong with the theme, but the font wasn’t the best on mobile. It’s nice to read an article on a mobile phone and not have to squint. I […]
Tips on rotating SVGs, automatic deployment of WordPress using Trellis, and blog design on a budget. This weeks design development inspiration has a right mix of examples. Enjoy! Website Inspiration Concrete Toronto based creative agency. Big images, quick loading site. Simple. No messy animations. Just gets the point across. Looks like it needs to […]
This weeks design development inspiration covers a range of tech/web based based articles. Do you need some hints and tips for designing UX for search? What about the benefits of designing a website without colour first? Well we have that, and more! Designer Resources, Examples and Inspiration 4 Reasons Why You Should Design Without […]
This weeks design and developer inspiration rundown includes some of the best articles and examples from across the interwebs this week. Do you rely on UX research without thinking about the data you have? Are to completely sure on the UX microcopy you are writing? Maybe you just want some good old website inspiration. […]
New year happened. and then Christmas happened. And then I went away for jolly. Enough time to break a habit. Not a chance. This weeks design and developer inspiration rundown has even more of the good stuff. Want to know more about accessibility? Check. How about the newest CMSs on the scene? I […]
