A workflow for creating or editing images and diagrams, from posters and product mockups to academic graphics, illustrations, and system maps. For text-heavy technical diagrams, it can use editable sources such as Mermaid, SVG, HTML, or canvas before exporting an image.
A guide for moving older front-end code—such as JavaScript, jQuery, HTML/CSS, server-rendered pages, or old frameworks—to newer tools while keeping the same behavior. It covers gradual migrations as well as modernising parts of a multi-page site.
A guide for making large web lists faster by rendering only the rows currently visible on screen. This technique is called list virtualization or windowing.
A guide for organising a monorepo, which is one code repository containing several applications and shared packages. It covers workspace dependencies, folder structure, build tasks, testing, caching, and package releases.
A guide for designing, implementing, and reviewing motion in web interfaces, including transitions, page changes, scroll effects, and feedback animations.
A development guide for Next.js 14 and newer projects using App Router, Next.js’s file-based routing system. It covers server-rendered pages, layouts, data loading, middleware, metadata, and server actions.
A guide for building Nuxt 3 applications with Vue 3 and TypeScript. Nuxt is a framework for Vue that can render pages on the server, generate static pages, or run as a browser-only app, using file-based routes and built-in data-fetching patterns.
A guide for finding and improving slow or unstable front-end pages using measurements. It covers loading time, delayed interactions, scrolling, memory use, network requests, rendered code, and the size of downloaded files.
A guide for adding Progressive Web App features to a website. A Progressive Web App, or PWA, is a website that can be installed like an app and can offer limited offline use through a web app manifest and a service worker.
A guide for organizing medium-sized or large React and TypeScript projects. It defines boundaries between pages, business features, shared components, hooks, services, state, APIs, and utilities.
A guide for building web layouts that adapt to phones, tablets, and desktop screens. It covers breakpoints, container queries, flexible grids, dense tables, touch controls, keyboards, and screen rotation.
A guide for protecting front-end routes, meaning the pages and URLs of a web application, based on whether someone is signed in and what permissions they have. It covers login checks, role-based access, expired sessions, and redirects.
Chinese-language instructions for reviewing security risks in front-end code, including unsafe user input, authentication data, uploads, payments, and third-party scripts.
A development practice that bases frontend decisions on the current project, official documentation, source code, and tests. It is especially concerned with behavior that changes between versions.
A guide for deciding where an application's changing information should live, such as inside a component, in the URL, in a form, in a browser cache, or in a shared store. A store is a shared place for client-side information used across parts of an app.
A workflow for documenting interface components in Storybook, a tool that displays UI components and their states in isolation. It covers stories, reusable setup wrappers, written documentation, interaction checks, accessibility checks, and visual baselines.
A workflow for creating or reviewing animated SVG graphics, which are scalable vector images such as icons, logos, illustrations, and diagrams. It covers CSS, SMIL, Framer Motion, GSAP, accessibility, and reduced-motion behavior.
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