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Open Graph vs Twitter Cards: What’s the Difference? (2026 Guide)
A beginner-friendly guide to Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags: what each one does, how their syntax differs (property vs. name), and when you need both for link previews on platforms like Slack, LinkedIn, and X. Includes how to add both through the Next.js 16 Metadata API, recommended image sizing, and how to debug cached previews. Published on DevStacked, my developer blog covering practical Next.js and SaaS implementation guides.
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Proof Pop: one animated testimonial card, two brands.
I built this template for the @SVGator x @Contra template challenge. It’s a testimonial card with a star-scale pop, a sparkle, and a quote reveal, all animated in the SVGator editor.
Version A: SaaS product, dark card, blue accent
Version B: Local bakery, cream card, orange accent
Same template, new content. Swap the text, colors and avatar and it’s ready in seconds.
Feedback is welcome, and I’d love to hear which version you like more.
#SVGator #MotionDesign #Animation #Template #Testimonial #UIAnimation
Star-scale pop with the sparkle and quote reveal makes this template feel alive, Vijay. Dark SaaS card versus cream bakery card is the ideal contrast to show its range. I lean toward the bakery version, the warm cream with orange accent feels so inviting.
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Coming-soon landing page design & development for Peak.
Most coming-soon pages just say "soon". I wanted this one to show the whole product. 🚀 🚀 🚀
gopeak.design is the coming-soon site for Peak, an all-in-one WordPress plugin: a visual builder, a motion engine, a CMS and a design system.
The stage
Instead of screenshots, the middle of the page plays the product: 9 features, 43 scenes, 325 frames. I designed every frame in Figma, then built a Figma-to-code pipeline and a React scene engine to play them. Elements morph from frame to frame while the pointer clicks, drags, types and scrolls. All of it is live HTML and CSS, not video, with its own player and speed control.
The details
• The page opens on the Peak mark filled with a liquid WebGL shader that stirs as you move your cursor.
• A waitlist that catches email typos, checks for bots with Cloudflare Turnstile, and sends branded emails.
• A live demo of the real builder, opened by a magic link: a WordPress sandbox where every change is rolled back.
• Desktop, tablet and phone, each designed in Figma first.
The look carries over from the Peak brand identity I shared a few days ago: Parchment and Carbon, Neue Montreal and its Mono, fine hairlines, and Ember used only as a signal.
Stack: Figma · Next.js · React · Claude Code · Tailwind CSS · WebGL · Supabase · Resend · Vercel · Cloudflare · WordPress
See it live → gopeak.design
