Notedis a Website Feedback Tool for Freelance Developers and Small Agencies
We built our own website feedback tool because existing solutions were too expensive and complicated for freelancers. Here's why Notedis is different at $20/month.
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We built our own website feedback tool because existing solutions were too expensive and complicated for freelancers. Here's why Notedis is different at $20/month.
Learn how to create a captive WiFi portal that's user friendly and features a QR code, and saving credentials using SPIFFS for your Arduino project. We're using a Heltec E290 esp32 with an e-ink display but this method can be used for other devices.
A well-structured web design process ensures a smooth workflow, minimizes revisions, and leads to a high-quality final product. Here at Daring Designs we employ a 5 step process that were constantly refining. Learn more about it here.
Learn how to make a nice drop zone file upload field using Alpine.js and Tailwind CSS
Twig is widely used in PHP-based frameworks and Craft CMS, while Antlers is the template engine built specifically for Statamic. Let's compare the two.
Dive into this article to explore the key reasons behind our decision to rebuild a client’s WooCommerce site with Craft Commerce.
Choosing a CMS? Craft CMS and Statamic CMS are great choices. They can both be scaled, have great content management capabilities, and are both somewhat developer friendly. Read below to find out which one might be a better choice for most clients.
Learn how to seamlessly integrate a Stripe payment field into your Statamic CMS forms with this step-by-step tutorial.
Adding interactive "hot spots" boosts engagement and provides context. Use them for product showcases, floor plans, or guided tours. Learn how to add them to your Statamic CMS site by following this guide.