
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.
Articles from more than two decades of building, rebuilding, debugging, and leading web projects.

Small Brighton websites can still be slow. Here are practical performance lessons on images, scripts, hosting, mobile UX, and maintainable fixes.
Web development has an environmental cost, from heavy pages to inefficient infrastructure. This article looks at where teams can reduce the damage.

Flexbox in CSS allows for flexible, dynamic and responsive layouts. Learn how to use its properties to create efficient interfaces and avoid potential issues.

Compare React, Vue, and Angular across ecosystem, learning curve, state, templates, team fit, SEO concerns, and how to choose a front‑end framework.

CSS specificity explains why some selectors win and others stubbornly do not. This guide breaks down the rules without making them feel mystical.
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 Developer Tools to track focused elements, debug phantom keyboard focus, improve accessibility testing, and create a useful live expression.

Ten practical SEO areas front‑end developers can influence, from site speed and semantics to metadata, mobile UX, internal links, and structured data.

What headless CMSes are, how API‑first content supports multiple front ends, who benefits, and the trade‑offs between several popular platforms.

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 how web hosting works, the differences between shared, VPS, dedicated and cloud hosting, and how to choose a suitable provider.

How to plan headless CMS content models around reusable content, editor workflows, front‑end rendering, SEO fields, references, and migration risk.

What makes a great JavaScript developer goes well beyond syntax. This article looks at judgement, fundamentals, debugging, and day‑to‑day habits.
Progressive enhancement in web development is often misunderstood: it allows us to take advantage of more modern browsers, without penalising the older ones.

Now used as almost trivial marketing buzz words, there really are significant differences between responsive and adaptive design and development techniques.

Front‑end developer skills explained, from HTML, CSS, JavaScript, accessibility, debugging, Git, APIs, frameworks, responsive design, and communication.

See why CSS visual order can differ from document, reading, and focus order, with Flexbox and Grid examples plus a safer responsive structure to test.
HTML entities explained through reserved characters, invisible spaces, ampersands, symbols, punctuation, browser rendering, and when entities are useful.

gridAt first glance, 'flexbox' and 'grid' in CSS appear to solve similar problems in different ways. They are both suited to very different layouts however.

Perhaps one of the most‑used but misunderstood features of ES6, destructuring data is easy to use and leads to cleaner, simpler code and happier developers!

Hiring a React developer is about more than matching keywords. This guide looks at fundamentals, judgement, and what good front‑end signals look like.