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Added functionality that compresses images on the backend To optimize the performance of a web app that uses images it's important to keep the size of the images small while also maintaining their quality. In the Whinst web app I used the Nodejs Sh...
Because Whinst is a very visual app, I've spent quite a bit of time working on it's design/appearance. This process involved adding different design elements that have contributed to the great UI and UX on the Whinst web app. In this article, I'll te...
In the last article I talked about how I created a UI and UX design plan. One of the things I mentioned I'd work on in the plan was the creation of a responsive navbar. A navbar short for Navigation Bar is bar found usually at the top of the screen o...
Now that all essential functionality in the Whinst web app has been added, I've started working on the UI(User Interface) and UX(User Experience). But before jumping into this I've created a design plan that highlights how everything will look once c...
After about a week and a half, I'm happy to say I'm done with the Whinst front end. I've so far added enough structure and functionality on the frontend to move on to building the backend. Because Whinst is a simple web app, the same similar componen...
In the last article, I talked about how I set up catalog creation and listing previously made catalogs. This article is a continuation and the last part of the building the home page article. In this article, I'll walk you through how I set up catalo...
