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Ever felt like a crucial part of your UI just wouldn't stay put? That's the kind of problem we tackled recently in the devlog-ist/landing project, which aims to provide a streamlined blogging platform for developers.
The Filament admin panel's sidebar, designed for quick navigation on desktop, was failing to maintain its sticky position during page scrolling.
The landing project aims to provide a public-facing website. We've been working on improving its search engine optimization (SEO). This ensures the site is easily discoverable and receives explicit indexing signals on every crawlable page.
The recent updates focused on adding meta robots directives to control indexing and following behavior, canonical URLs to avoid duplicate content issues,
Addressing layout issues is a common task in web development. One frequent problem is ensuring that headers, particularly in sidebars, remain visible even when the user scrolls down the page. This post details how to resolve a scenario where a sidebar header was being cut off during scrolling by implementing CSS sticky positioning.
The original
Improving the auditability of AI interactions is crucial for maintaining security and control. A recent update focuses on preventing the exposure of raw code to AI models, enhancing data security, and providing better insights into flagged code changes.
Previously, raw git diffs were sent to AI models for analysis. This approach, while providing detailed context,
This post delves into a practical approach for creating flexible UI components that seamlessly adapt to various themes within an application. We'll explore how to avoid hardcoded styles and instead leverage style variables to ensure consistent visual appearance across different themes.
In many applications, UI components are initially developed with a specific
We've recently enhanced the user experience within our application by integrating LinkedIn login and registration, specifically aimed at simplifying the recommendation flow. This post details the changes and the reasoning behind them.
Previously, recommenders needed a GitHub account, which added friction to the process.
In today's environment, video calls have become a staple for communication. To enhance the user experience and provide a more personalized touch, we've added custom background assets for popular video conferencing platforms like Zoom and Meet.
The custom backgrounds feature a neo-brutalist design incorporating the project's brand colors, logo, and the IBM Plex Mono
In today's remote work landscape, video calls have become a ubiquitous part of our daily routines. To enhance the visual appeal and branding consistency of our video meetings, we've introduced custom background assets.
Generic backgrounds can be distracting or lack a professional touch. By providing tailored background images, we aim to:
In user interface design, a common challenge is guiding users towards key actions without overwhelming them with options. A recent update to our application's /earn page focused on streamlining the initial user experience by replacing multiple call-to-action (CTA) buttons with a single, unified registration button.
Having separate buttons for "Login" and
This post discusses recent improvements made to the theme preview functionality in our application. The focus was on optimizing the user experience by reducing the preview size and removing unnecessary UI elements.
A key area of improvement was reducing the size of the theme preview. A smaller preview renders faster, especially on devices with
