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Budget
How much does a website cost – and what actually affects the price?
It's the question I hear most often, and there's no single right answer – but there are concrete factors that shape it. Here's what really drives the cost.
Read moreUX
5 signs your website is driving clients away (and you may not even know it)
Sometimes a website has no obvious flaw, yet visitors leave within seconds. Here are the five most common reasons.
Read moreStrategy
Is an Instagram profile enough, or do you need your own website?
Your social media profile doesn't belong to you. The algorithm can cut your reach overnight, accounts can get blocked – and your entire client base stays on the platform, not with you.
Read moreThe Basics
What is a landing page and how is it different from a business website?
These two things often get confused, but they serve completely different purposes. I explain the difference and when to choose which.
Read moreSEO
SEO isn't a single switch you flip on
SEO isn't one trick – it's the sum of dozens of smaller decisions. I explain what ranking is really made of and why you can't just ask someone to "do SEO" on your site.
Read moreTechnology
Why I don't recommend WordPress for a business card website
WordPress has its place – if you run a blog you update daily, it's a great tool. The problem starts when someone just wants a simple company website.
Read moreThe Basics
"It looks fine on my laptop" – and why that means almost nothing
More than half of internet traffic comes from phones. Checking your site only on your own laptop means checking it for a minority of your visitors.
Read moreUX / Design
What is good UX and why it decides whether a client stays or leaves
Good UX is rarely noticed, because everything just works. Bad UX is noticed immediately – and that's exactly when you want to close the tab.
Read moreUX / Design
A beautiful TV remote doesn't mean a comfortable one – the difference between UI and UX
UI is how something looks. UX is how it feels to use. I explain the difference with real examples and why a site can look stunning yet be frustrating to navigate.
Read moreApps
What is a PWA and does your business need one?
A Progressive Web App is a website that behaves like a mobile app – without needing to be downloaded from Google Play or the App Store.
Read moreSEO
Your site can look flawless and still get a low score from Google – blame Core Web Vitals
Core Web Vitals are specific, measurable metrics that Google uses in its ranking. I explain what LCP, INP, and CLS mean and why templates struggle with them.
Read moreThe Basics
Domain & Hosting – What They Are and How They Differ
One of the first questions when ordering a website, and one of the most commonly confused terms in the industry. Explained as simply as possible.
Read moreAccessibility
What is accessibility and why should you care?
According to the WHO, around 16% of the world's population has some form of disability. That's one in six people visiting your website. I explain what accessibility means and why it makes your site better for everyone.
Read moreQA
Why test a website if it "works"?
Your site can look great on your laptop and break for half your clients. I explain what a properly tested site means and why it makes a real difference.
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