What 14 Years in WordPress Taught Me About Client Experience
The Long Game of WordPress and Client Work When I started building WordPress sites in 2010, I thought success would…
Read MoreThe Long Game of WordPress and Client Work When I started building WordPress sites in 2010, I thought success would…
Read MoreNot All Devs Are Growth Partners—And That’s Okay There’s a big difference between someone who can build your website and…
Read MoreWhy Fewer Projects = Better Outcomes People are often surprised when I tell them that I only take on a…
Read MoreThe Tools You Choose Shape What You Can Build Most business owners don’t think twice about what’s under the hood…
Read MoreFlipping the Lens on CRO Partnerships Most of the time, when people talk about CRO services, it’s from a sales…
Read MoreFast ≠ Effective Ask most developers what makes a site “perform well,” and you’ll likely hear some combination of page…
Read MoreRebuilding Is a Big Deal—So Ask the Right Questions A website rebuild isn’t just a facelift. It’s a strategic inflection…
Read MoreDon’t Build Yourself Into a Box A website can look great, load quickly, and feel polished—but if it wasn’t built…
Read MoreSpeed Gets the Headlines—But It’s Not the Whole Story Ask most web developers how they measure performance, and they’ll point…
Read MoreNot All Clicks Are Created Equal Clickthrough Rate (CTR) gets a weird reputation. In some corners, it’s treated like a…
Read MoreMost Redesigns Don’t Fix the Real Problems If your website feels outdated, slow, or hard to update, the default solution…
Read MoreNot Every Website Needs a Redesign When a website feels off—slow to load, hard to update, underperforming despite steady traffic—the…
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