
Automated website tests: what a business owner gets
Automated tests check the contact form, the checkout and the phone link before every change. What that means for your business and what to ask a developer.
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Automated tests check the contact form, the checkout and the phone link before every change. What that means for your business and what to ask a developer.

Two evenings in one week: one on brand communication, one on running models locally. How three models score the same email, what a DGX Spark actually delivers, and why a public model ranking says nothing about your project.

The client described the changes, Claude Code wrote them for twelve weeks. What had to be automated around the model to make that safe.

An app built and shipped from scratch with AI — the 10xDevs 3.0 final project, passed first time with a Best Project distinction. What that process looks like.

Your site looks normal, while Google shows hundreds of Japanese shop pages that never existed. How to spot the keyword hack and clean it out for good.

I built a self-hosted Cloudflare Pages project that generates dynamic SVG widgets from the GitHub API — with a full theming system, dark/light mode, KV caching, and transparent backgrounds for embedding anywhere.

Where AI actually saves time in Playwright E2E tests: selector strategy, prompt patterns, MCP integration, and real ROI numbers from production projects.

Bento grid, dark mode, kinetic typography, CSS scroll animations and the evolution of the hamburger menu — a practical guide to 2026 web design trends with examples and an inspiration list.

How a session architecture problem masquerading as flaky Playwright tests brought a Laravel CI suite to its knees — and how per-worker sessions, a seed API, and a tuned PHP server fixed it.

Answer Engine Optimization, llms.txt, islands architecture, and speed as conversion currency. A practical guide to optimizing websites for language models and generative search.

A website presents content. A web application lets the user do something. See the differences, when to choose which, and how much each costs.

Google Business Profile is free and easy to set up — but it has serious limitations. Find out when a website is worth the investment, and when a Business Profile is enough.