So you’ve decided to go ahead and develop an app for Spotify. Great! Starting off might be a pain though if you’re not well informed.
In this article I’ll give you a boost in developing for Spotify and warn you for common mistakes I’ve made.

App development for Spotify is not hard! It’s mainly HTML, CSS and Javascript, which you are probably already familiar with.

Today I bring you a guest article written by Roxanne Peterson from WizKraft Media. She will discuss the topic of the point where design and frontend development meet. We all know frontend development and design are two different things, but their paths meet way too often to be ignored.

Roxanne will talk about how the design can be adapted for frontend development and tries to give to a better perspective on frontend meets design in general.

A while ago I uploaded a new plugin to the Wordpress plugin directory called Complete Language Switcher. Using this plugin enables you to easily make a multilingual blog with Wordpress to give the user the best experience in a language you provide.

Admit it: CSS is awesome, but it’s default syntax is insanely stupid. Are you tired of the way CSS is written and proves to be quite useless and cluttered once the project grows and gets more styling? It just takes up way too much of our time to organize and it’s plain stupid if we stick with this kind of workflow.

That’s when CSS compilers came around, and it will change your life. This post will describe the benefits of CSS compiling and in which possible ways you can use it.

This week I am holding the first giveaway on Gaya Design ever; a giveaway sponsored by MOO who have provided me with a total of 100 Christmas Cards to giveaway. Christmas already? Yes! Oh, and the cards are all customizable to your likings. Neat!

Read the post for instructions and how to win free Christmas cards!