Lots of frontend developers are getting excited by container queries finally starting to get implemented by browsers. However, some of these features can already be achieved with CSS clamp.

I recently had to add Chromecast to a client’s website and I couldn’t find a good guide on how to do it (the Chromecast documentation is a bit rubbish), so I thought I would create one with a full working example.

While on the search for a Google Analytics replacement I came across Plausible. Can it replace Google Analytics?

Netlify is my go-to for static website hosting and I am on the lookout for an alternative to Google Analytics, so I thought I would give Netlify Analytics a try to see how it compares.

Azure Computer Vision has some nice and easy to use APIs that can help us to generate captions and alternative text for images.

Netlify Identity is a great simple way to add authentication to your static website. However, at the moment if you are using the Netlify Identity Widget you have to create a function in order to automatically give users in a role on signup.

There are a basic set of standard security headers that every website should set to help make your website more secure. Here is how you set these headers in Netlify.

Formik and Yup provides a nice easy way to do conditional validation for your React projects.

Occasionally you might need to be able to submit a form using a button outside of the form element and luckily it’s simple to do without any JavaScript necessary.

The lang attribute is used to define the language of the text content of an element. It is usually found on the HTML tag, where it is used to define the language of a web page.