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Content strategy isn't always about making more content, it's about managing what you have. We break down 3 ways it helps: auditing what exists, structuring it so people can find it, and building systems that keep it usable as you scale. Read more → plank.co/en/blog/thre...

Three Ways Content Strategy Can Help Grow Your Business — Plank

Content strategy helps bring structure to complex websites. Here are three practical ways it improves clarity, usability, and long-term growth.

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Today’s ticket buyers expect fast, seamless, and mobile-friendly experiences. We’re sharing 5 ways to improve online ticket conversions for arts & culture organizations, from clear calls to action to building trust through transparency. Read our blog for the full list 👇 plank.co/en/blog/5-wa...

5 Ways Arts Organizations Can Increase Online Ticket Sales — Plank

Today’s ticket buyers expect fast, mobile-friendly, low-friction experiences that help them quickly decide whether an event is worth their time and money. But how do you communicate value effectively?...

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Between the time we launched the original Learn CSS course on web.dev and today, container queries landed in browsers and became Baseline Widely available! It was high time for an update, and we were lucky enough to have the team at OddBird work with us. Enjoy 9 new modules! web.dev/blog/learn-c...

A refresh of Learn CSS with nine new modules  |  Blog  |  web.dev

Our popular Learn CSS course has been updated with new modules covering the latest CSS features.

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Schema markup is evolving, and AI is leading the way. 🤖 As search shifts from keywords to conversations, structured data is more important than ever. 💡 Learn how to stay visible in the age of AI-driven search: plank.co/en/blog/what...

Schema Markup: What is It & How Will It Evolve With AI? — Plank

What Is Schema Markup? Simply put, schema markup is code that is added to your website that helps search engines understand what your content means, not just what it says.  Users can quickly grasp wha...

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Websites aren’t just for people anymore. They’re for their AI agents, too. At Plank, we’re designing fast, accessible, structured experiences for both. Welcome to the User Agent Interface. Dive into our latest blog to learn more! Read now: bit.ly/4pxSpJ6

The Rise of the User Agent Interface (UAI) — Plank

Building websites for both humans and their AI agents For more than 30 years, the web has been built around one assumption: a human will open a browser, look at a page, and decide what to do next. Tha...

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I recently dove into the world of #OpenCart . I'm not fond of the ecosystem. Unlike the #wordpress community that I am used to, it is very unwelcoming. Despite it being an #opensource project, there are very few free extensions availible. Here is an extension that I created for practice. Enjoy.

GitHub - cgarofalo/opencart-top-rated-products: An OpenCart 4.1 module to add Top Rated products.

An OpenCart 4.1 module to add Top Rated products. Contribute to cgarofalo/opencart-top-rated-products development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Can’t express how much of a fan I am of all things WP CLI / Bash, so Austin Ginder sharing years of experience with WordPress bash scripts into a new standalone CLI: CaptainCore Do is cool! It’s 100% open source, MIT licensed, and built to streamline WP site management from the terminal.

Ooh, my Chrome DevTools extension for debugging Scroll-Driven Animations is approaching 3000 users … - Live Minimap (!) - ScrollTimeline and ViewTimeline support - CSS and WAAPI SDAs supported - Plays nice with `position: sticky` - Visualize and edit the animation-ranges 👉 brm.us/sda-debugger

When I got involved with Front End North, one of the things I wanted to achieve was an affordable ticket price. My inspiration was WordCamp London, which priced its tickets so that the whole community could come - not just developers, but testers, designers and writers too.

Front End North@frontendnorth.bsky.social · last yr.

📢 Thanks to the generosity of local company @hiveit.co.uk and a few lovely individuals we are now able to offer a small number of diversity tickets for this year’s Front End North conference in Sheffield on 10th July. See frontendnorth.com/blog/2025/06... for full details.

People print websites, so I wrote an article over on @piccalil.li about how to make sure they don't feel the need to pull out all their hair while printing yours. Decimate a rainforest, spend a fortune on some new ink cartridges, unjam the mechanism, print off the article, and give it a read.

Piccalilli@piccalil.li · last yr.

Declan Chidlow takes us on a really interesting tour of the often, under-reported world of print stylesheets, how to use them and also how to debug them. piccalil.li/blog/printin...