From the title of the post, you understand that I am not only going to explain how to implement a traditional TODO-List with React, but also show you how I am applying emotion-js for this mini-project.

(disclaimer: this post is provided for general informational purposes only and is not intended to be medical or nutritional advice specific to you.)

The last 2-3 months I have been following a low-carb meal plan, which basically means that I remove only the products with lots of carbs from my ration.

Choosing a low-carb diet is the same as cutting out alcohol, cigarettes, etc. The pros: you are no longer an addict to cheap carbs and sugar for your energy.

I know most people cannot work productively at home. Someone finds it difficult to organize themselves. Others can’t make the right schedule to work at home. For others, the work environment at home (or a cafe) is just not optimized for work in general.

So, now I want to describe the ideal setup that inspires me to be productive work at home. Find my most essential tips below on how to set up a productive home office:

As you know or notice, I always put in my posts information or results which I have experienced on my own. And frankly, it happens almost every day. Yes, I do love to learn new things and then share them with you, my readers, about what I actually have discovered. However, this post is an exception, because it’s not about tech or UX.

Why? I explain that below.

To make the application fancy, front-end web developers usually visualize it using animations or other effects. And now I am going to explain one of the methods how to apply the most famous floating label effect to the input field with React.

Nowadays any viable product pursues the goal to grow globally. That means the successful online product is supposed to have minimum two language locales. One of them is english as an international language, and the other one depends on the spoken language of the target audience (usually domestic).

To understand the business goals is just as important as understanding user needs. Without that, the chances of creating useful and viable products are low. Here is why.

From the title, you already guessed that I am going to speak about the design of the product, app or website that starts with content first. In my opinion, there are many advantages to applying the content first approach.

If you really want to get better at color, start studying it. Picking the right colors is something that might seem easy at first. And when you are starting down a color wheel, you are going to wish you had some information on what you are looking for.

You must be thinking that as a front-end developer, you are developing websites / online products using HTML, CSS-styling, JavaScript and other different Frameworks to make them good looking by implementing user interfaces from the mockups.