Margin Collapse in CSS
Understand CSS margin collapse, including vertical margins, parent‑child behaviour, margin transference, why it feels odd, and how to prevent it.
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The guides are the practical part of this archive: working explanations for a specific web development problem, written to show the decision as well as the answer. The subject varies, but the aim is consistent: enough context to use the technique sensibly rather than copy it blindly.
Margin Collapse in CSS. Use CSS to Change the Mouse Cursor. Use CSS to Change the Mouse Cursor
Change the mouse cursor with CSS using built‑in cursor values or custom assets, whilst keeping interaction cues useful and avoiding distracting effects.
Exploring CSS Viewport Units Beyond vw and vh. Exploring CSS Viewport Units Beyond
vwandvhExplore CSS viewport units beyond vw and vh, including vmin, vmax, vi, vb, svh, lvh, and dvh for mobile browser chrome, writing modes, and sizing bugs.
Performance Lessons from Small Brighton Websites. Performance Lessons from Small Brighton Websites
Small Brighton websites can still be slow. Here are practical performance lessons on images, scripts, hosting, mobile UX, and maintainable fixes.
React vs. Vue vs. Angular. React vs. Vue vs. Angular
Compare React, Vue, and Angular across ecosystem, learning curve, state, templates, team fit, SEO concerns, and how to choose a front‑end framework.
Static Site Generators. Static Site Generators
Static site generators trade runtime complexity for build‑time output. This article looks at the benefits, the drawbacks, and where they fit best.
Use Chrome's Developer Tools to Track Element Focus. Use Chrome's Developer Tools to Track Element Focus
Use Chrome Developer Tools to track focused elements, debug phantom keyboard focus, improve accessibility testing, and create a useful live expression.
10 Essential SEO Tips for Front‑End Developers. 10 Essential SEO Tips for Front‑End Developers
Ten practical SEO areas front‑end developers can influence, from site speed and semantics to metadata, mobile UX, internal links, and structured data.
All About Headless CMSes. All About Headless CMSes
What headless CMSes are, how API‑first content supports multiple front ends, who benefits, and the trade‑offs between several popular platforms.
How to Amend Git Commits. How to Amend Git Commits
Amend Git commits safely with git commit ‑‑amend, message fixes, forgotten files, reset alternatives, tidy history, and remote‑branch cautions.
A Beginner's Guide to Web Hosting. A Beginner's Guide to Web Hosting
A beginner's guide to how web hosting works, the differences between shared, VPS, dedicated and cloud hosting, and how to choose a suitable provider.
What Makes a Great JavaScript Developer? What Makes a Great JavaScript Developer?
What makes a great JavaScript developer goes well beyond syntax. This article looks at judgement, fundamentals, debugging, and day‑to‑day habits.
What Skills are Required for a Front‑End Developer? What Skills are Required for a Front‑End Developer?
Front‑end developer skills explained, from HTML, CSS, JavaScript, accessibility, debugging, Git, APIs, frameworks, responsive design, and communication.
How to Choose a React Developer. How to Choose a React Developer
Hiring a React developer is about more than matching keywords. This guide looks at fundamentals, judgement, and what good front‑end signals look like.
How to Rename Local and Remote Git Branches. How to Rename Local and Remote Git Branches
Rename local and remote Git branches cleanly, including branch switching, pushing the new name, deleting the old remote, and avoiding typo fallout.
How to Hire a JavaScript Developer. How to Hire a JavaScript Developer
Hire a JavaScript developer by assessing responsibilities, core front‑end skills, framework knowledge, problem solving, collaboration, and hiring sources.
Life as a Freelance Developer in Brighton. Life as a Freelance Developer in Brighton
Freelance development in Brighton examined honestly, covering seaside appeal, local community, high costs, commuting, limited local work, and trade‑offs.
Has Google Killed AMP? Has Google Killed AMP?
AMP has long split opinion: Google's preferential treatment of sites using AMP has long been a contentious point. Is it worth implementing AMP any longer?
