Writing for search without writing for search engines
The keyword tells you what to write about. It does not tell you how the sentence goes.
What we run into along the way: on designing, on building, and on why a decision does or does not hold. Not news — the pieces we would have wanted to read ourselves.
The keyword tells you what to write about. It does not tell you how the sentence goes.
Your visitor does not pick dark mode on your site. It is already on when they arrive.
Blue does not mean trust. Colour does something more useful, and more controllable.
Speed is not a detail you fix at the end. It decides how many visitors ever see what you built.
A logo is a signature. It only works once there is something to sign.
A template is not the cheap version of a custom design. It is a different trade.
Variable fonts and clamp() solved the technical half. What is left are mistakes about space.