5 posts tagged with "frontend"

Congratulations, your product has survived long enough to need a redesign! This is something to be proud of, as is the fact that you’re also about to invest more in its future. But a redesign is a daunting task, with the successful launch day laying far over the horizon.

Bitcrowd has successfully lead many redesign projects, both for long-term clients whose products we’ve been building ourselves for years, and for new clients who find they don’t have the expertise or capacity to complete the task in-house. This post is an outline of how we work to bring as much certainty and security as possible to the process.

How weʼre extending Discourse with two plugins and a custom theme to build Wiblio, an open source social platform for the communities meeting at Berlinʼs public libraries.

We use automated tools to improve the accessibility of our UIs. Throughout the development process, there are tools that help reduce accessibility errors with minimal time and effort. If you mostly work in a React and/or Elixir environment, this list of tools we use could be useful for you.

The frontend team at bitcrowd has been working hard on building our new website in the last months; as ever, rebuilding our own site is one of the most difficult tasks web developers can undertake.

In frontend projects with a redux store, all requests need to be authenticated. But how do you put the token into the store, but still have it in the API module?