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Web Vue People Accessibility
The Adaptive Rendering Dilemma: Starring Kendo UI for Vue DropDowns
In a world where accessibility has become a must-have, adaptive rendering is the next step in optimized UX. See how our main character faces this dilemma with Kendo UI for Vue DropDown components. -
Web ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core Basics: Understanding and Practicing SOLID
The application of SOLID principles is essential to promote code modularity, maintainability and scalability. Check out this blog post on understanding each of the SOLID principles and applying them in an ASP.NET Core application. -
Web React
The React Server Components Paradigm
Server Components are server-only React components that can generate the HTML from an individual component, not necessarily the entire app. Get a brief history and how other frameworks are handling it. -
Design UX People Accessibility
Steps to Take If Your App or Website Violates the ADA
What will you do if a user reports an issue with your digital product’s accessibility? See the five steps to take to identify the issue, remediate and proactively protect your product from further complaints or legal action. -
Mobile .NET MAUI
January XAML Fest for .NET MAUI—Uber card UI 🚗
We’re kicking off XAML Fest with a rebuild of the Uber-style card UI. See for yourself! -
Web Blazor
Integrating Code with the Telerik UI for Blazor Form Component
A key feature of the Blazor TelerikForm is how easy it makes adding functionality. But, if you’re willing to go a little bit further, you can also add your own custom validation. -
Web Angular
Unveiling the All-New Exciting Enhancements of Kendo UI for Angular DateInputs
See what’s new in the Date Input components—your end users will thank you! -
Web
Jumping into Tailwind
While you might not need Tailwind, it can be a big help with best practices for styling, creating dark modes and handling media queries. -
Mobile Design UX
Is It Ever OK to Use Icons Without Labels in Mobile App Design?
Have we reached a point in app design where it’s safe to use standalone icons without any supporting text? Five years ago, no. Today? Let’s talk about it. -
Web React
Font Optimization in Next.js
This article covers the traditional approach to including and using fonts in a Next.js application, the issues with the approach and how it can be improved optimally with the next/font management system.
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