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Several members of the development team at Mud have been getting pretty excited about Gatsby, a static site generator recently. In this post we’ll walk through how Gatsby can help you build a Progressive Web App quickly and painlessly.

If you’re in the business of building websites, you may have increasingly heard people talking about Progressive Web Apps (PWAs).

Last week saw the launch of ‘On the Plane’, our homage to the world’s greatest football competition.

Component driven cocktails for Craft CMS.

Part 3 of our series on CSS Grid looks at some new and experimental ways of combining CSS Grid Layout with CSS Variables and the exciting possibilities on offer.

We work with a wide range of wonderful clients at Mud. When putting together the list of projects to feature on our website it means some projects that we’re extremely proud of don’t quite make the cut.

In Part 2 of our Grid series, we look at how CSS Variables can help keep your code (and workflow) consistent, DRY and maintainable.

In Part 1 of our series exploring working with CSS Grid Layout, we present case study of a recent client project using CSS Grid to build complex components.

One of our new faces Michelle shares her thoughts on starting at Mud and getting used to changing processes.

A referral scheme for new business leads but rather than pay you for referring a client to us we donate a proportion of the project value to a charity of your choosing

​Today sees the publication of Better CSS with Sass, a Pocket Guide written by our technical director Cole introducing the popular CSS pre-processor.

Our latest post with results from the Freelance Rates survey, looking at responses on how our work affects us

Following up from last week’s post covering what Freelancers charge, this week we want to look at what the Freelance Rates survey responses tell us about how freelancers work in the UK.

In this first of three blog posts we will look at what people charge and how this varies across various factors.