Making CMS Templates Maintainable with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Make CMS templates maintainable with clear HTML, scoped CSS, cautious JavaScript, reusable patterns, editor‑safe assumptions, and predictable output.
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Front‑End Development, page 19 of 26
Front‑end development is where product intent becomes the interface people actually use. My writing approaches it as engineering rather than surface decoration, with attention to browser behaviour and code that remains accessible, fast, and safe for a team to change.
Making CMS Templates Maintainable with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 
Tagged Template Literals in JavaScript. Tagged Template Literals in JavaScript
Tagged template literals let you intercept and reshape template literal output. This guide explains the syntax and why the feature can be useful.
Technical SEO Checks for CMS Templates. Technical SEO Checks for CMS Templates
Technical SEO checks for CMS templates, including headings, metadata, canonicals, links, pagination, structured data, crawlable content, and editor output.
Escaping and Unescaping Special Characters in JavaScript. Escaping and Unescaping Special Characters in JavaScript
Escape and unescape special characters in JavaScript for strings, HTML, regular expressions, safe output, parsing, and practical data handling.
Integrating CMSes with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Integrating CMSes with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Integrating CMSes with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript enables dynamic, flexible content management. Here, I explore best practices, performance tips, and SEO.
React Error Boundaries Explained. React Error Boundaries Explained
React error boundaries explained with fallback UI, componentDidCatch(), getDerivedStateFromError(), logging, placement strategy, and what they cannot catch.
Manipulate Elements with CSS transform. Manipulate Elements with CSS
transformCSS transforms enable us to manipulate elements with operations like rotate, scale, and translate. Here, I discuss how to use and animate them effectively.
Object.keys(), Object.values(), and Object.entries() Explained. Object.keys(),Object.values(), andObject.entries()ExplainedObject.keys(), Object.values(), and Object.entries() explained for JavaScript objects, including iteration, snapshots, validation, and helper choice.
Single or Double Colons in CSS Pseudo‑Elements (:before vs. ::before). Single or Double Colons in CSS Pseudo‑Elements (
:beforevs.::before)CSS pseudo‑elements can use one or two colons. This guide explains
:before,::before, modern syntax, compatibility, and when each form matters.
CSS box-sizing: Controlling the Element Box Model. CSS
box-sizing: Controlling the Element Box ModelUnderstand CSS box‑sizing and the box model, including content‑box, border‑box, width calculations, borders, padding, and layout surprises in real UI.
Understanding File‑System Routing in Next.js. Understanding File‑System Routing in Next.js
File‑system routing in Next.js explained clearly, including the
pagesdirectory, nested routes, index files, and why routing feels simpler than custom setups.
JavaScript Hoisting: Variables, Functions, and More. JavaScript Hoisting: Variables, Functions, and More
JavaScript hoisting explained through bindings, variable initialisation, function declarations and the temporal dead zone, with examples of early access.
Closures in JavaScript: The Key to Lexical Scope. Closures in JavaScript: The Key to Lexical Scope
Closures let JavaScript functions retain access to parent scope variables. Here, I explore closures, scope, and practical uses for cleaner, more efficient code.
Static Methods vs. Instance Methods in JavaScript Classes. Static Methods vs. Instance Methods in JavaScript Classes
Static methods vs. instance methods in JavaScript classes explained clearly, including when to use each, common mistakes, and how class APIs stay readable.
Understanding the :hover Pseudo‑Class in CSS. Understanding the
:hoverPseudo‑Class in CSSThe :hover pseudo‑class seems simple until touchscreens and accessibility get involved. This guide covers how it behaves and where it falls short.
The Value of Choosing a Web Developer Near You: Customised Solutions for Local Success. The Value of Choosing a Web Developer Near You: Customised Solutions for Local Success
Choosing a web developer near you in Brighton or London offers tailored solutions, local insight, and reliable support to help your business thrive online.
Using Viewport Units in CSS: vw and vh. Using Viewport Units in CSS:
vwandvhUse CSS viewport units vw and vh for responsive sizing, understanding percentage‑of‑viewport behaviour, full‑screen layouts, and mobile browser caveats.
Mutation vs. Immutability in JavaScript Arrays and Objects. Mutation vs. Immutability in JavaScript Arrays and Objects
Mutation and immutability in JavaScript explained through arrays, objects, push(), splice(), shared references, UI bugs, and safer update patterns.