Posts tagged as Gatsby
UI/UX Design — Aug 01, 2020
Gatsby Starter Lamma
After learning Gatsby, React for nearly 2 years, I have created my very own Gatsby starter template, Gatsby Starter Lamma. Named by an island in Hong Kong, Starter Lamma aimed to be a minimal design…
Work In Progress — Dec 17, 2020
How to Create a Scroll Tracking Table of Content in Gatsby?
Have you visited some documentation and tutorial sites, that allow you to see which section are you reading on the side? If you want to improve the readability of your Gatsby website. In this article…
Personal — Jul 03, 2020
Defining Personal Style for Your Blog & Website
After settling down for the basic functionality of a website, its time to dig deeper and let some personality shines! We want your website to speak who you are, so enjoy the freedom of building…
Work In Progress — May 01, 2019
Creating Gatsby v2 Website With Multiple Post Types
Intro This is an update to my previous article Building Gatsby With Multiple Post Type , as I have rebuilt my whole site using GatsbyJS v2. I switched from Gatsby default starter to Gatsby…
Work In Progress — Dec 11, 2018
Lessons learned from personal project
Getting Started. There is no better time to start your personal project than today. I have been living in the bubble of agency model for years taking client projects. There were regrets and…
Work In Progress — Oct 31, 2018
2018 October Update
It was a challenging yet rewarding period in the last two months. I have set up the bare-bones structure of my personal site, yet it was a long way until perfect. Without much resources on the…
Work In Progress — Sep 17, 2018
Building Gatsby With Multiple Post Type
As a designer with no prior experience in React, starting Gatsby with a starter template is the easiest way. After that, adding bits and pieces by following online tutorials and Github threads are the…
Work In Progress — Aug 26, 2018
Why designers need a personal website?
One of my year resolution for 2018 is to learn front-end coding. I feel that being a designer, learning how to code is the way how I could step up the game in web design, by understanding how every…