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Adobe acquires Figma, cue the memes 🤪

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From Photography to NFT Art: Twisted Digital Landscapes with Nate Hill

Still can’t get a UX job? Give up.

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Sticking to UI/UX trends is a losing strategy

<a href="https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/02/dynamic-website-static-content-cdn/">Smashing Magazine</a> | 
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Smashing Magazine gave us a little surprise recently: Its website has been completely overhauled, switching away from WordPress to Netlify. One of the several reasons for the move is cost: Netlify allows for a static version of a website, which can be hosted directly on a content delivery network (CDN), reducing the number of web servers that are needed. In addition, because CDNs are located near users, accessing the website becomes faster.

How To Make A Dynamic Website Become Static Through A Content CDN

How To Make A Dynamic Website Become Static Through A Content CDN

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