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Do You Need Machine Learning, or Would a Spreadsheet Do?
When a client says “we want machine learning”, the first useful question is what decision they want to improve. About half the time, the honest answer is a…
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Front EndWCAG 2.2 AA in Practice for a Typical Marketing Site
What WCAG 2.2 added, where ordinary marketing sites usually fall short, and how to build accessibility in rather than bolt it on afterwards.
CMSThe Redirect Map That Keeps Your Rankings Through a Migration
When a site loses search traffic after a redesign, the cause is almost never the design. It’s the old URLs. How to build a redirect map that protects the traffic a client already has.
Agency ResourcesHow Agencies Handle Overflow Work Without Hiring in a Hurry
Overflow is predictable, even if the timing isn’t. How agencies set up extra development capacity before the busy month, so it becomes good news instead of a crisis.
CMSWebflow vs WordPress for Agency Marketing Sites
Webflow isn’t just for designers and WordPress isn’t slow and insecure. Each is excellent at a slightly different job. Here’s how to choose for a particular client.
Agency ResourcesTaking Over a Half-Finished Project: How to Assess It First
Inheriting someone else’s unfinished project is one of the riskiest jobs in web development. This is how to assess one before making any promises.
Front EndA Core Web Vitals Checklist for Agency Handoffs
Performance usually isn’t lost in the build. It’s lost after handover. This is the checklist we use to hand over a site that stays fast.
CMSJoomla End of Life: Your Migration Options, Honestly Compared
Plenty of good websites still run on Joomla versions that no longer get security updates. Here are the realistic options, including when staying put is a defensible choice.
Front EndHow We QA a Figma-to-Code Build Before the Client Sees It
The first time a client sees a build shouldn’t be the first time anyone has checked it against the design. This is the checklist we run before any staging link goes out.
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