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    Front-end predictions for 2021

    Jay Freestone 04/01/2021

    Update – we’ve recently published our predictions for front-end development trends in 2022. If 2020 has proven anything, it’s that…

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    The issues with JAMStack: You might need a backend

    Jay Freestone 20/04/2020

    Great applications deserve great marketing sites, which is why we’re always on the lookout for new developments and trends in…

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    Should we still be selling responsive web design?

    Jay Freestone 19/08/2019

    The term ‘responsive web design’ has been a mainstay in the world of digital development for many years – this…

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    The perils of functional CSS

    Jay Freestone 10/06/2019

    Functional CSS is a contentious topic, and one that regularly generates heated comment thread debate. In such situations, it can…

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    The current state of progressive web apps

    Jay Freestone 15/04/2019

    Web apps have long played second-fiddle to native ones. While mobile apps benefit from full access to device APIs, snappy…

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    Front-end 2019: my predictions and expectations

    Jay Freestone 02/01/2019

    Update: Our latest front end predictions article looks at what developers can expect to see more of in 2021.  …

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    The role of continuous development in web design

    Jay Freestone 11/12/2018

    Back in the 1990s, the web was a novelty, development cycles were static (annual at best) and metrics were both…

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    Atomic design in practice: does it work?

    Jay Freestone 25/04/2017

    The web continues to evolve further and further away from its document-based heritage. Whereas we once thought of fixed-dimension ‘pages’,…

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    The performance benefits of progressive enhancement

    Jay Freestone 14/03/2017

    Progressive enhancement focuses on providing a core ‘device-agnostic’ experience for all users. By starting with a solid foundation that works…

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    Front-end developers, pick your battles wisely

    Jay Freestone 30/01/2017

    The front-end landscape is constantly shifting, with new tools and frameworks popping up daily. Whether you’re enhancing an existing feature…

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