
As a front end developer who tries to keep up with the latest trends, I find it a constant challenge to define my own unique path when building a website or ...
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As a front end developer who tries to keep up with the latest trends, I find it a constant challenge to define my own unique path when building a website or ...
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Many people think Git is too advanced and a tool they will never master. The ever frightening command line keeps many designers and dev...
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In part 5, of "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page", I continue optimizing our theme for the upcoming development of the landing page.
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"How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page β Part 6" is here! Watch me as I continue on setting up our theme in preparations for development.
I d...
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Continuing on in part 9 of the screencast series titled "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page" we dive deeper into developing and styling the header...
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In Part 10 of How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page, I continue coding the landing page. The last part of the series ended with me styling the head...
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Gulp.js is a not so new toolkit built using JavaScript that helps automate your workflow as a developer. Whether you do front end develo...
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At the beginning of part 11 of my How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page screencast series, I discuss how I fixed some issues I was having in the he...
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In Part 12 of my "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page" screencast series, I continue building out the next section of our design.
The "Benefits"...
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In part 13 of my "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page" screencast series, you will see some optimizations take place.
In this video, I fall back...
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In Part 14 of my "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page" screencast series, I begin implementing the eCommerce portion of the site.
In this video,...
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Welcome to the very first video of my new series titled "How to Code HTML to WordPress".
In this screencast series, I'll take a new approach to build Wo...
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Part one of the "How to Code HTML to WordPress" screencast series begins with getting WordPress installed, a starter theme activated, and copying the bundl...
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In Part 15 I carry on adding the eCommerce functionality inside the product landing page. I make use of a stripe WordPress plugin which allows you to output ...
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Part 2 of the "How to Code HTML to WordPress" screencast series is dedicated to optimizing the theme for development as well as the beginning of making the m...
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In Part 16 of the "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page" screencast series, I finalize our styles for the footer area of the single-page website.
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Part three of my screencast series "How to Code HTML to WordPress" I opt to get our Gulp task runner plugin as a result of some CSS
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Part 4 of How to Code HTML to WordPress picks up where I left off in Part 3 after I added G...
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Part 17 of How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page deals with refinements to the product landing page's styles.
The first half of the video is spe...
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Part 5 continues my series titled "How to Code HTML to WordPress". In this video, we make custom post types, categories, and custom fields that tie together ...
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In the last part of the "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page" screencast series, I finished up our desktop view of the design.
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Part 6 continues my series titled "How to Code HTML to WordPress". In this video, I finish up coding the custom post type feature for the menu section of the...
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Continuing on from Part 6 of my How to Code HTML to WordPress screencast series I begin to make the fin...
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The end is here! In part 8 of my screencast series "How to Code HTML to WordPress" I create a widget footer section of the HTML theme.
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In part 16 I optimize our theme for development. Kirby comes with a starter kit preinstalled to show you functionality which I really like.
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Styling our home page header begins in part 17 of the Let's Build: A Consultancy Website series.
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In Part 18 we styled just about all of the home page header. In part 19, I revisited the primary navigation which I c...
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Part 22 carries on the series by introducing the call to action I designed for the home page as well...
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In part 23 I round out the home page design and spend time coding the footer.
To make this a global component I needed to make sur...
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Part 26 of my Let's Build: A Consultancy Website series continues on the About page.
The existing design utilizes p...
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In part 29 of my Let's Build series, I continue coding the services page. All that's left is to style the form and th...
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Part 30 officially marks the end of my immediate work on the services page by tackling the form. In previous videos I men...
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In part 32 I start with making the homepage responsive. With most of the consultancy website designed and built, I can m...
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Part 35 introduces our new responsive mobile menu of which I found as inspiration on Codepen.
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Part 37 teaches you how to perform redirects in Kirby. Alyssa's blog is hosted elsewhere...
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Today, more than ever, more developers are reaching for JavaScript as their programming language of choice. That choice makes sense because JavaScript can ex...
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I'm back with another installment of my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. This tutorial is based around an off-canvas menu experience that was built using...
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