This guide will explain how you'll get paid, the customers we target, and the performance goals you'll be expected to achieve during your work with Audal.
This guide will explain how you'll get paid, the customers we target, and the performance goals you'll be expected to achieve during your work with Audal.
Pressless is a new technology created at Audal Labs that aims to both speed up Headless WordPress development, and provide our customers with an accurate hands-on content editing experiences that anyone on their team can use.
Once you feel a project is functionally 'complete' - with all data sourcing working, and all components built - there's some things you should do before being passed on for Code Review and client hand-off.
The Audal Boilerplate contains a lot of useful components and utilities for creating any type of Gatsby project quickly. But did you also know that it includes a plug-and-play set of files for creating Wordpress projects? This guide dives into the 'wp-specific' folder within the template.
We know out of the box that Gatsby can run queries per page, and per template. But did you know you can also run queries inside a component? This guide is a brief overview on the things you can and can't do with useStaticQuery.
Many Gatsby projects include some sort of flexible block layout, that allows CMS users to create pages out of blocks of data, that can be added at whim, moved around on the page, and deleted. Many of these output individual blocks as GraphQL Fragments. This guide shows you how to first query for them, and then return the correct components for them.
In your Gatsby work, you'll occasionally work on projects and with source-plugins (or god forbid, need to create your own) that don't support Gatsby-Plugin-Image or Gatsby-Image plugins out of the box. This guide gives you a few different ways to handle logic in order to manually turn remote images into local nodes.
Creating fantastic, highly clickable buttons isn't just about the initial state. It's also about being able to handle hover and active pseudo states in a way that feels natural to the user. If the designer hasn't supplied a directive for hover states on buttons, then this is an essential read.
It's important that when you work, you get paid. Audal Labs is proud of our incredibly flexible working conditions, work-life balance, and competitive rates. This guide details how all of that happens.
High quality, highly reusable components are at the heart of what we do. This Guide shows you how you should 'think' about components when creating them, and how your code should look when you create them.
Working with Git is likely a big part of your day-to-day already, and will likely grow when working between multiple projects with Audal Labs. This guide details the tools and workflow you should use when working with us.
The essential guide to getting any type of font working with Gatsby, including info on how to implement fallbacks (which you must do to ensure client satisfaction!)