Data Organization is Essential The acquisition of workable data is a foundation of our modern, insight-driven society. Insights from applied data are a constant underpinning behind everything from advertising campaigns to the algorithms that drive Google’s search results. If you aren’t using data to make informed decisions, now is the time to start. Finding the…
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Discover the Benefits of the Upcoming CSS :has() Selector
On December 20th, 2021, Safari Technology Preview 137 was released, adding unflagged support for the :has() selector. An unflagged feature doesn’t require the user to manually enable it themselves. The long-requested tool is most often thought of as a “parent selector” as its most commonly anticipated use case is to select a parent element that…
Everything You Need to Know About WordPress 5.9
WordPress 5.9 Josephine was released on January 25, 2022. It contains the largest Gutenberg update since the initial launch in WordPress 5.0. A large chunk of this is dedicated to the evolution of Full Site Editing that was introduced in the previous release—including a new Site Editor and Global Styles Interface. The release also ships…
Choosing the Best CSS Framework for Your Site: Bootstrap vs. Tailwind CSS
In web development, cascading style sheets (CSS) are used to style HTML. You can write vanilla CSS, use a CSS framework, use a preprocessor like Sass, or use a combination of all three to style your webpage. There are many different ways to use CSS and many tools to pick from. You might have heard…