The Learning Lab

A comprehensive technical SEO checklist tailored for DNN and .NET CMS platforms, covering crawlability, URL structure, performance, and schema markup.

A step-by-step DNN upgrade playbook covering pre-upgrade checklists, staging environment setup, testing protocols, and rollback procedures.

What organizations running DNN need to know about modernizing to version 10 and beyond, including breaking changes, preparation steps, and timeline planning.

Are you a DNN novice or a grandmaster? Put your knowledge to the test with our quick 10-question quiz! Covering everything from core functionalities to advanced features, this quiz will reveal your true DNN expertise. Ready to find out?

With most people now accessing the internet through a mobile device, having a mobile app for your business can be very valuable. However, traditionally this required an entirely separate codebase from your website which could be both costly and difficult to maintain. This is where Progressive web apps (PWA) come in.

Although CSS preprocessors have had the ability to mix and modify colors for quite a while now, there hasn't been a clean way to achieve the same thing with vanilla CSS. Luckily, this seems to be changing with the help of a CSS feature that is now supported in all major browsers.

An important part of reducing website load times is ensuring the loaded images are properly optimized. Luckily, 2SXC offers a lot of customizability regarding automatic cropping and resizing of images.

Sass, the dynamic preprocessor for CSS, is not just about nesting, variables, functions, and mixins. Beyond the popular --watch flag, Sass offers a variety of lesser-known compiler flags that can optimize your development workflow. Let’s uncover these hidden features, providing insights into their uses and ideal application scenarios.

One of the most important and impactful ways to improve the maintainability of a codebase is to avoid code repetition as much as possible. By not keeping multiple copies of the same code in different places, you reduce the number of instances that must be updated if needed.