Sam Norton
Sam is an expert Full Stack Developer who loves making digital solutions that are meaningful and new. Sam is an expert in web design and development. He uses his knowledge of HTML/CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, WordPress, Node.js, React, Express.js, Gatsby.js, GraphQL, and Strapi.js to make custom websites that reflect clients' unique brands and serve their business niches. Committed to staying ahead of the curve, Sam harnesses the power of the latest technologies, CMS, and platforms to build cutting-edge websites that outperform competitors.
Latest Articles
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Bootstrap 4 Tutorial: Working with npm, Grunt.js and Sass (Part 2)
Firstly read the Bootstrap 4 Tutorial: Working with npm, Grunt.js and Sass (Part 1). Bootstrap 4 comes with an official Sass port for the framework. If you are not familiar with Sass, implementing it via Bootstrap can be a little …
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How to Migrate from Bootstrap Version 3 to 4
So what do you need to know before migrating from Bootstrap 3 to Bootstrap 4? Read how to migrate from Bootstrap Version 4 to 5. You’re in luck; today we’ll walk through the changes and new features between versions. The …
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Codepad: A New Way of Saving and Sharing Code Snippets
You’ve got plenty of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and PHP code that you want to roll out and you use your hard drive to try to remember each time you start a project with your development team, outsource developers or even …
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Using Bootstrap 4 Flexbox
The CSS3 Flexible Box, or Flexbox, is a new layout mode to improve arrangement of items on a page that can also manage directions and order within a container to accommodate different screen sizes and different display devices. It works …
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Bootstrap 4 CSS Tutorial
In today’s article we’re going to continue with some more CSS and the JavaScript options that are essential for every Bootstrap-based website. Looking for a Bootstrap online builder? 👉 Try our Bootstrap Builder and create unlimited projects for unlimited clients. …
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How to Create CSS3 Animated Checkboxes
HTML forms have a lot of elements which function differently. Some of them provide options while others need input from the user. HTML checkboxes are a good example of this. Checkboxes give the user an option to select one or …