“Multi-Page” Apps Done Right via Heroku & HTML

By Medium - 2021-03-12

Description

Let’s say you want to build a Heroku web app with multiple different pages — perhaps you have a few different visualizations you want people to be able to interact with and it doesn’t really all fit…

Summary

  • Let’s say you want to build a Heroku web app with multiple different pages — perhaps you have a few different visualizations you want people to be able to interact with and it doesn’t really all fit nicely on a single page.
  • HTML & CSS set up the tabs and the title, but the search bars and buttons are the Heroku app Note that your Heroku app itself doesn’t need really any styling at all.
  • Now you have a beautiful multi-page app with excellent styling and low memory usage.

 

Topics

  1. Mobile (0.18)
  2. Frontend (0.18)
  3. UX (0.09)

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