Extensions are cool but, too many can affect performance and complicate things. As developers, we can use extensions to automate stuff and save time which in turn boosts productivity. In this post, I’ll share some of the extensions I use and had saved me a lot of time to write… Read More »VS Code extensions for WEB developers
The web must be accessible for everyone, and the color combinations we chose affect the accessibility directly. Color of the text, background, buttons, forms almost everything can tamper the readability and visibility. And, there are a lot of perks with using accessible colors, as they decrease the cognitive load i.e… Read More »Accessibility with Chrome color picker
When I decided to start a self-hosted blog I chose WordPress so that I can spend more time writing stuff than developing the blog itself although I spent some time customizing the theme and optimization. And in this post, I’ll share how I automate the workflow for 📝writing and 🛠… Read More »How WordPress helps me blog
Here are some of the minimal pages I made for the Matrixread Blog. Yes, the pages look straight out of notion as they contain mostly plain text and a few links. My minimal portfolio Here’s a short story, my old portfolio the one I made with Hugo was lit but,… Read More »#5: I made some Minimal pages
Sitemaps are one of the essential pillars to support a website’s SEO score. Once we have a website or blog ready, we might expect Google or any other search engine to somehow magically visit our site and show up in the search results. There is a possibility that Google might… Read More »How to submit a Sitemap to Google
Meta tags on Twitter can drive 10x or even more visitors to your site. In this article, we’ll discuss why and what are the SEO tags specially designed for Twitter. Whenever we share a link on Twitter you must’ve noticed that some links turn into a card with an image… Read More »Meta Tags for Twitter SEO