Netlify, one of my favorite deployment options and a web development platform, has recently introduced a new logo, marking a significant step towards a new overall visual identity. The company has used its signature teal gem logo for the past eight years, which has remained unchanged since its inception.
The Rolling Stone Magazine has a new logo, which one might have overlooked due to its references to its history. XYZ Type, the designer(s) behind the rework give a little insight into the illustrious history of the logo through the decades and the reasoning behind their updates.
This is a GoHugo module that implements three configurable feed formats: RSS, Atom, and JSONfeed. Find out more about the RSS, Atom and JSON feed formats Configuration Limits hugo-feeds uses a cautious approach at configuring the output of the feeds. Where GoHugo’s internal RSS template prints all available pages without a configured limit, hugo-feeds will load only the 10 latest pages/posts, but you can configure at your pleasure.
This GoHugo module streamlines the addition of SVG-based icon sets to your Hugo website, utilizing the efficient method of defining icons once using <symbol> and reusing them with <use>. By default, the module includes icon sets as an example, but is designed to support any SVG icon set you wish to integrate.