@yyx990803 Hi Evan! I agree with you. Can you also write your response as a new comment so that it gets more visibility (and we can upvote it)?

Schema itemscopes are very very important. Google has started using it extensively. Also, they are not associated with any particular organisation. Hence, all search engines (Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo) have started using Schema tags. Og tags by Facebook and Twitter tags are soon going to be obsolete.

Best of luck @noxowe :)

I didn't know about Stamplay. Thanks for mentioning. But unless my needs are complex I always tend to go with Firebase. In most of the simple prototypes we just need a data store and some authentication which is handled pretty well by Firebase. Sometimes I have also used Parse for simple Mobile prototypes (mostly with Ionic).

Awesome stuff Jan!

Have you taken a look at the international physical address naming convention : http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2008/06/international-address-fields-in-web-forms.php

It's responsive by default. :) All components work properly in every type of devices.

I really like the fact that browsers will load the right image for the right device. This was something that the developers had to do manually for every application and it has been taken care of now. Anything that saves lines of codes is good. :)

Building web apps without using Font icons is the most idiotic thing to do today. I hate seeing pixelated icons on websites. Bad icons ruin the user experience completely. Use font icons — it will save your time and efforts.

Well, I wrote this on my previous employer's computer and it did brighten up my day. ;) format c: /fs:NTFS