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An Elementor widget that renders a fully configurable honeycomb grid. Each hexagon cell carries an icon or image, title, text, and a link. The grid supports two orientations, responsive column and size controls, rounded corners, hover effects, hover-reveal modes, per-cell style overrides, a media-gallery source with lightbox, auto-fit columns, background fill, and drop shadows. Content […]

My hexagon obsession (full disclosure) I have been obsessed with hexagons for years. Like, unreasonably obsessed. My logo is literally a hexagon. People in my life have started calling me the bee keeper, and honestly I’ve stopped arguing about it. So yeah, when it came to picking a topic I actually care about — this […]

Update: 06 / 2026 If you have spent any time building complex data filtering interfaces over the past decade, you likely relied heavily on the legendary jQuery QueryBuilder. It was the absolute gold standard for creating deeply nested AND/OR rules and condition-matching user interfaces. But let’s face it: in 2026, forcing a massive jQuery dependency […]

Update: 06 / 2026 – former finder.js article Ever found yourself struggling to display deeply nested folders, complex data hierarchies, or multi-tiered categories in a clean way? If you’ve ever used the Finder app on macOS, you already know the perfect design pattern for this: Miller Columns. It’s a fantastic, cascading multi-column interface that lets […]

Update: 06 / 2026 If you’ve ever tried building a dense, data-heavy web app, an administrative dashboard, or an IDE-style workspace, you know that managing screen real estate is a nightmare. For years, Golden Layout was the undisputed king of web-based window management, letting you smash together multi-window workspaces with tabs, resizable split views, and […]

Here’s a problem every UI dev hits eventually. You’ve got a sticky nav, a floating chevron, a fixed-position button — something that sits on top of your page and doesn’t scroll with it. The page looks great. Then someone scrolls through a dark hero section into a white content area and suddenly your white chevron […]

If you have ever embedded an audio player on a podcast site, a music portfolio, or a media archive, you have probably noticed that pretty rendered waveform behind the playhead. Libraries like Wavesurfer.js and Peaks.js can draw those visuals on the client, but decoding a 60-minute MP3 in the browser is slow, memory-hungry, and unreliable […]

Want to create stunning 360° virtual tours without dropping hundreds on commercial software like Ipanorama 360? You’re in luck! The open-source JavaScript ecosystem has some seriously impressive options that’ll make your virtual tours look professional without costing a dime. Whether you’re building real estate walkthroughs, museum exhibitions, hotel showcases, or just want to display immersive […]

Ever tried to display a PDF on your website and ended up with a clunky, boring embed that looks like it belongs in 2005? Or maybe you want to create one of those fancy digital magazines with realistic page-turning animations that make people go „wow“? You’re in the right place. Whether you’re building an online […]

If you’ve ever tried to style text in a WYSIWYG editor and ended up with HTML that looked like a spaghetti disaster, you’ve already met the reason why semantic editors meaning, structure, and sanity. In other words: they keep your content clean, organized, and machine-friendly. This article walks you through the most important semantic and […]

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