Archive of posts with category 'liquid'
A responsive JAMstack site built with Jekyll, GitHub Pages, and Liquid is not just about looking good on mobile. It’s about speed, usability, and SEO value. In a web environment...
Adding a “Random Post” feature in Jekyll might sound simple, but it touches on one of the most fascinating parts of using static site generators: how to simulate dynamic behavior...
Creating a random post section in Jekyll is a great way to increase user engagement and reduce bounce rate. But when you add responsiveness and SEO into the mix, the...
In modern JAMstack websites built with Jekyll, GitHub Pages, and Liquid, responsiveness and SEO are two critical pillars of performance. But there’s another underrated factor that directly influences visitor engagement...
As your static site grows, managing and updating content manually becomes time-consuming. Whether you run a blog, documentation hub, or resource library built with Jekyll, small repetitive tasks like updating...
For many beginners exploring modern web development, understanding how Jekyll and GitHub Pages work together is often the first step into the JAMstack world. This combination offers simplicity, automation, and...
Understanding the JAMstack using Jekyll, GitHub, and Liquid is one of the simplest ways to build fast, secure, and scalable websites without managing complex backend servers. Whether you are a...