Wolf X Machina Blog

If you build DNN websites, and you care about the design and the front-end performance, then you've probably run into issues with default.css. If you're not familiar, default.css is a CSS...

As is tradition every November 15th at Wolf X Machina, I wanted to share how the past year has gone in my business and what I'm looking forward to in the next year.

A couple of weeks ago, I had the immense pleasure of chatting with Dave Poindexter of nvisionative about UI / UX design on his DNN Dave YouTube channel. The topic of the chat was "How...

As web developers, we're often trying to simply get to a solution the fastest. We may have to take detours along the way, but we generally want to go from point A to point B in our coding. The...

If you're like me, you approach creating each webpage design-first based on the content to give your users the best experience you can. That's all great if the modules you use already flow...

There are so many DIY tools out there for handling design on websites. From drag and drop builders to style theming controls, I think with the presence of these tools, it makes us all ask the...

Here's the latest roundup of things I learned to make both my job easier, as well as the websites I build better and easier to work with. I won't go into full tutorial mode, but you will...

One of the first things I notice on a poorly designed website is the lack of consistent spacing and alignment. In this article I want to show you, in the fastest way possible, how to...

Vicenç Masanas asked an interesting question on the DNN Connect Group about hiding the PersonaBar for users that have edit permissions on a DNN module. I've had to do this on a client's...