608.620.5104 | info@tenforward.consulting

Ten Forward Blog

tech • mobile • web • madison, wisconsin

Showing Results for Keyword: front end (clear)

Our Contributors

How to make a non-video iframe responsive, using JavaScript

Published: June 2, 2022
By Hilary Stohs-Krause

Making iframes display properly at different screen widths is a tried-and-true, challenge, especially when the content in the iframe isn't proportional across devices. JavaScript to the rescue! (Read more)

How to add a delayed hover effect with JavaScript

Published: May 24, 2022
By Hilary Stohs-Krause

A quick guide for implementing a more controlled hover effect (and avoiding an infinite loop!) (Read more)

How to make a text field's width increase and decrease dynamically based on user input

Published: November 5, 2018
By Hilary Stohs-Krause

The title pretty much says it all. (Read more)

How to add a "copy to clipboard" button to your website

Published: September 17, 2018
By Hilary Stohs-Krause

Have a situation where you want to make copying text easier? Add a button that lets your user copy it directly to their clipboard. (Read more)

Three ways Zeplin streamlines the design workflow

Published: October 5, 2017
By Jared Christman

Collaboration between designers and developers is essential for any software project to succeed, and Zeplin is proving to be an excellent tool for aiding that collaboration. (Read more)

How to Make Your Websites Not Ugly

Published: February 13, 2017
By Staff

Ten Forward developer Hilary Stohs-Krause recently gave her talk on basic UX for a Madison Women in Tech/Codecinella joint event. Watch it here! (Read more)

CSS responsive trick: How to create an "ellipsify" class

Published: December 6, 2016
By Hilary Stohs-Krause

Tables aren't known for being particularly responsive, but at times, using them is unavoidable; when that's the case, sometimes all it takes is a little CSS to make a big difference. (Read more)

Sprinkling Little Bits of Behavior Using JavaScript Modules

Published: June 14, 2016
By Mark Norman

We often encounter scenarios where we need a small piece of (somewhat) simple functionality on a single page. After a successful 15-minute yak-shave-code-off, we've figured out a solid way to tackle this requirement. (Read more)

Make a sweet mobile menu with CSS

Published: March 28, 2016
By Staff

Using CSS (or, in our case, Sass) and minimal JavaScript, make an animated open/close button for your website's menu. (Read more)

Why you should get a custom design for your website

Published: March 23, 2016
By Kari Kay

Websites are quickly becoming the primary mouthpiece for brick-and-mortar and online companies alike. Here are some pros and cons to consider when deciding between using a pre-built web template or investing in a custom-built website.  (Read more)


Categories

Active Support Administrative Adobe Ai Apprentices App Update Artificial Intelligence Back End Bootcamp Branding Bugs Business Caching Chalkdoc Clients In The News Cms Code Coding Community Competition Conference Content Management System Crew Crs Css Culture Customer Service Customer Support Deep Learning Design Diversity Diversity And Inclusion Donate Education Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurship Epochalypse Event Factory Girl Faker Form #Forwardfest Forward Fest Front End Fun Gadgets Mark Hates Game Git Grassroots Homebrew How To Interns Internships In The News Ios Javascript Job Search Junior Developer Learn Mac Madison Management Marketing Math Memes Mentoring Mobile Mobile Doorman Networking News #News Nfu Non Profit Open Source Pairing Parenting Payroll Poc In Tech Podcast Porchlight Postgresql Project Management Prototype Prvn Quiz Rails Railsconf Regex Responsive Rspec Ruby Sass Science Security Simpleform Slack Social Good Social Justice Speaking Standards Startup Startups Talks Team Building Tech Tech & Social Impact Tests The Bridge Timecop Ui Ux Vent Video Virtual Reality Volunteer Widen Women In Tech Workshops Xd Year In Review Ywca Yweb