By default, Liferay doesn't support the WebP image format. This can be a drawback if we want to optimize the web performance of our portals, as WebP offers significant improvements over other formats like JPEG or PNG. In this article, we'll cover the steps required to fully enable WebP support in Liferay, from installing dependencies to integrating it into the media library and image picker.
Synonyms in Elasticsearch are a powerful tool for improving search relevance by considering alternative or related terms. In this post, you'll learn how to implement synonyms in an Elasticsearch index and how to use them in the Liferay Community step by step.
For a design task to be considered truly ready for delivery, it must undergo a thorough review to ensure visual quality, usability, accessibility, content clarity, and user validation.
Here, we share a basic Definition of Done (DoD) checklist for design, organized by key areas.
Designing good components is key. But organizing them well is what turns a design system into a truly useful tool.
In this post, we explore how to structure your system by purpose, levels of abstraction, or function in the interface. A clear organization not only adds efficiency and coherence but also enhances the experience of those who use and maintain it. Because a good system is not just about what it contains, but how it is understood.
Liferay is an open-source digital experience platform that enables organizations to build web, mobile, and connected solutions. Founded in 2004, Liferay has grown to become a leading digital experience management tool, offering a range of products and services designed to improve online engagement between businesses and their audiences. In this post, we'll explore what Liferay is, its key features, benefits, and how organizations can use it to achieve their digital goals.