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Designing Better Inline Validation UX
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Designing Better Inline Validation UX

Undoubtedly, there are major advantages of inline validation. We validate input as users type, and so as people move from one green checkmark to another, we boost their confidence and create a sense of progression. If an input expects a particular type of content, we can flag errors immediately, so users can fix them right…

What’s New In Gatsby 2022?
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What’s New In Gatsby 2022?

This article is a sponsored by Gatsby You may have heard things about Gatsby a few years ago, and if you’re not keeping an eye on what we’re doing today, it’s entirely understandable for you to assume nothing has changed. Naturally, given Gatsby operates in the JavaScript space, things have not only changed in the…

Building A Retro Draggable Web Component With Lit
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Building A Retro Draggable Web Component With Lit

Back in the 90s, my first operating system was Windows. Now in the 2020s, I work primarily on building web applications using the browser. Over the years, the browser’s transformed into a wonderful and powerful tool that supports a wide world of rich applications. Many of these applications, with their complex interfaces and breadth of…

Rethinking Star Ratings For Readers
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Rethinking Star Ratings For Readers

Product ratings and reviews should provide clarity about a product’s qualities. Unfortunately, the nearly ubiquitous star rating scale can foster assumptions; it often lacks clearly defined measurements and fails to encourage written reviews. Context is important, and in this article, we will discuss a solution to improve communication among readers for finding and sharing literature.…