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    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 09:22 AM PST

    The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 02:40 AM PST

    This is great, a game based on bad form ui

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 08:27 AM PST

    What to look out for when using FREE illustrations?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 06:05 AM PST

    If you're like me you love to use free illustrations for your projects.

    The thing I've found out through digging deeper into this topic is that free isn't always free.

    Here's the deal:

    A page offering free illustrations for personal use is still free but that's not what most of us are looking for, right?

    So it has to be free for commercial use.

    But is that all there is to look out for?

    No, there are two things to consider especially when using free illustrations.

    • Do you have to provide attribution?
    • Can you really use it for all commercial projects?

    What is attribution?

    Attribution basically means that you have to credit the owner. This isn't a bad thing at all, but you should be aware of that.

    Free illustrations that require attribution run under the CC 3.0 license.

    But since a lot of us are looking for illustrations where they don't have to think about the right attribution method, I've collected a small package of illustrations under the CC0 license.

    Why is this important?

    Because you can use these illustrations for an unlimited number of commercial projects without any attribution at all.

    I call these do-whatever-you-want Illustrations.

    Free Illustrations for commercial use

    No strings attached here?

    No, with these links there are no strings attached. The only thing that isn't allowed is that you can't re-distribute these.

    Which means:

    Don't download them and offer them for free on your site.

    But that goes without saying.

    What to look out for when finding other "free" illustration resources?

    Well, always check the license. CC0 means "no strings attached". But sometimes you'll find more information while reading the license.

    For instance Drawkit. These Illustrations are free for commercial and personal use.

    However, if you check the license it says:

    "Don't sell unaltered copies of icons and illustrations, for example on posters, prints, mugs, or t-shirts. If you have any questions about the DrawKit license, please contact us."

    So if you want to use these unaltered for printed stuff, you need to ask for permission first.

    Nevertheless, an awesome project.

    And since most of us are using these for digital products, Drawkit.io is an awesome resource.

    So every time you find new free illustrations, check out the license!

    Anyways, I hope these resources will help you with the design, and a big thank you to all the creators 💓

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    The importance of mocking during development

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 11:09 AM PST

    Would a full-stack Codecademy course be sufficient to find employment?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 05:16 PM PST

    I'm looking at this course on Codecademy and it shows itself as helping you be career ready and make portfolio worth projects while doing the course. However I'm torn on whether or not it'll be a waste of 6 months (how long it says the course is) and if it's a good thing to pursue for my education. Thank you so much, and I apologize if this should be under the career thread, but I wasn't sure if it'd be allowed it's own thread. If so, I will kindly remove this post.

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    Should I be charging differently taking on work from an agency vs my own clients?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 01:19 PM PST

    I do websites for small-to-medium businesses on the side. I usually end up charging for a basic website around $3,500. I charge my clients $80 an hour.

    I have an agency that wants me to build out about 12 web pages for them, all HTML CSS and Javascript. Since it's an agency they'll probably want me to do quote out hourly, and I'm just not sure if I should be charging less hourly because it's not my own clients. I'm doing work for their clients, and they're essentially feeding me the work.

    For my own clients when I come up with the prices, I charge $80 an hour. So for working with an agency where I am taking on their client work and they're feeding me the work themselves, I was thinking of charging $60 an hour. Because I don't actually have to deal with the clients directly.

    Is this the correct approach? Just wondering if anyone else has some advice on this.

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    Normalize "simple" subdomains

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 02:30 PM PST

    I recently read an article posted here about The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML and it made me think, why don't we implement this more so i talked with some fellow programmers/webdevs and many of them said they just prefer nicer looking sites. and while you can make a decently nice looking site with html and css, they like other stuff better like react. My thoughts then and the main point of the post, why don't we normalize/standardize the use of simple.domain.tld or something similar to provide a version of the website that doesn't use loads of JavaScript or complex front ends. i understand it makes for more work, as you are essentially building 2 sites but imagine the benefits of just slapping in simple.* and have a site that just works no matter the browser.

    Was just hoping to spark some discussion maybe initiate some change in the industry without forcing people to ditch their shiny dev tools.

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    What Framework does coolors.com use?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 11:56 AM PST

    Hello,

    This site's UI looks somewhat familiar, I feel like I've seem sites that must use a similar framework, library, or design principle. Is there a specific one that it's using?

    Sorry if that was a dumb question.

    link: coolors.co

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    Is this book still relevant?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 02:07 PM PST

    How to center a CSS grid after max-width

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 05:18 PM PST

    After using max-width, the grid becomes left justified. How do I get it centered again? thank you!

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    What are the necessities for front-end web design?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 07:24 AM PST

    What are your must-know frameworks? What should I learn? I went through a HTML/CSS/ vanilla JS course, and I want to learn frameworks, as everyone seems to recommend them.

    What are your must-haves? Comment down below.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Best Practices - Landing Pages Redirects to Subdomains

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 05:02 PM PST

    I'm currently working on building out several business websites (for myself to develop side income) that will be connected to affiliate marketing campaigns, event promotions, etc. The main site is built on WP core, everything is hosted on a VPS, with WHM/cPanel structure. I've built basic websites for several years, but never dug into building sites for this particular purpose. I would consider my web dev knowledge to be fairly simple still compared to many in the community.

    I've seen many different examples of how others have completed these projects, but they seem to illustrate using some external source (i.e. Unbounce) to complete multi redirects to subdomains or other URLS without running into redirect errors or dead pages. Is it possible to use cPanel to conduct this type of redirection work? Or will I need to plan on using a predefined service built for this purpose? If you web pros could maybe point me to resources that might illustrate methods to effectively creating this system, I would greatly appreciate it.

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    [HELP] Site with 5000+ icons too large

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 04:35 PM PST

    I recently made a website to display icons, but since I have 5000+ icons, the site load speed is about 44 seconds (about 9mb). All of my icons are already 64x64 in PNG format, and also I'm already using webpack to bundle my site. Any suggestions?

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    What's the best way for me to go about creating a website for my dad's restaurant with online ordering?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 04:32 PM PST

    Sorry if this question doesn't fit in this sub. I have some programming experience -- I did 3 semesters of computer science in college and I did a summer course in creating the backend of website in python in high school (although I've probably forgotten it all).

    Like a lot of restaurants, my dad's is struggling right now and he wants to cut costs. He wants to end his contract with ubereats and have his own website that can take online orders. He says he could get professionals to do it, but he would like me to at least try first (and I'd like to succeed). He's an immigrant so he doesn't always say what he means perfectly, he asked me to have the orders faxed to him (and the restaurant has a fax so maybe that's what he really meant) but I'm pretty sure he has that little tablet to accept grubhub and ubereats orders so probably wants it to be sent to that?

    Anyway, I don't mind starting from scratch if you know instructions on how I could do that. I read online something about using Wordpress + Woocommerce, but you need to pay for the business plan on wordpress to install plugins and I would like to keep this free until he sees the final product and can verify that he wants to use it.

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    What is the best answer for Strength and weakness?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 12:31 PM PST

    Today I go through an interview with Mern stack as profile, It was a technical round and I think i make a good impression by answering all the technical questions and I was really confident till one of the people asked my what is my strength and weakness, i was not mentally prepare for the question and I fucked that up big time, I dont have any idea what i am saying, I dont I will get a call for the internship now, but for the future Is there a good technical answer to this question?

    PS: It was a startup company and I was contacted by the founder of the company in linkedin (Just thought of giving you some flavor about my interview)

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    [WIP] Numbr - Elegant calculator for Web

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 03:54 PM PST

    WebRTC is now a W3C and IETF standard

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 12:01 PM PST

    My local community college doesn't have a degree in web development. How do I get one?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 03:39 PM PST

    Anyone here know or have an idea? Do any community colleges have specified degrees in web development or is it different? I know that you don't need a degree in web development to get a job, but what's the most general career path for furthering education in this field? Thanks.

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    A great set of small “courses” on some basic web dev principles

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 06:54 AM PST

    Any way to see screen size in firefox dev tools mode?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 03:35 PM PST

    In Chrome, when I open dev tools and resize the browser screen, there's text in the top right showing me the window size - while I'm resizing.

    Any way to see the dimensions in Firefox developer edition?

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    Trouble with Browser Sync for Sublime (Mac OSX)

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 03:33 PM PST

    hi all, I've got this package installed, it's visible in the top bar, but when I click "launch" nothing happens. I see a similar person on SO posting the same question--but no answer. Anyone know if this works on a Mac? Is there some special trick to it? Or, is there a better package to use? Many thanks!

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    Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 119

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 11:47 AM PST

    Anyone know a good tool for scanning for malware?

    Posted: 27 Jan 2021 03:30 PM PST

    Client claims there is malware on their site. I can't find any. Used a few online scanning tools but they couldn't find anything either.

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