If you've done any server-side development, or used one of the multiple CMS platforms available, you know that a custom database can be a powerful tool to use. And HubSpot's HubDB is that flexible database element you have in your HubSpot CMS site. While not without its limitations, it can be a flexible, powerful, time saving tool to use (even with the starter CMS that doesn't support the dynamic CMS page option.)
If you've done any server-side development, or used one of the multiple CMS platforms available, you know that a custom database can be a powerful tool to use. And HubSpot's HubDB is that flexible database element you have in your HubSpot CMS site. While not without its limitations, it can still be flexible, powerful, time saving tool to use (even with the starter CMS that doesn't support the dynamic CMS page option.)
A necessity of modern website design is understanding how to deal with the ever-increasing number of visitors viewing your website on a mobile device. But, unlike a desktop computer where you can count on at least a minimum screen size, mobile devices come in all shapes and sizes from 5”-7” phones and phablets, and the 7”, 10”, and larger tablets. Assuming you don’t want to ignore half of your audience, making your websites “mobile friendly” is a necessity. Luckily, there are two design philosophies supported by both desktop and mobile browsers that developers may use to make this happen—adaptive and responsive design.
