Web Development

Read article August 9, 2026

Does the European Accessibility Act Apply to Your Website?

The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025. Here is who it covers, what it asks of websites, and how to check if you are in scope.

Read article August 9, 2026

What Is Server-Side Tracking and Does Your Website Need It?

Server-side tracking moves analytics off the browser. Here is what it fixes, what it costs to run, and whether your business actually needs it.

Read article August 8, 2026

What Are Speculation Rules and Can They Make Your Site Feel Instant?

Speculation rules let the browser load the next page before the visitor clicks. Here is what prefetch and prerender do, and who can actually use them.

Read article August 8, 2026

What Is Baseline and How Do You Know a Web Feature Is Safe to Use?

Baseline tells you whether a web feature is safe to ship. Here is what newly available and widely available mean, and the rule we use to decide.

Read article August 7, 2026

Field Data vs Lab Data: Which Should You Trust for Core Web Vitals?

Your PageSpeed score is a lab test. Google ranks on real user data. Here is the difference, why the two disagree, and which number to chase.

Read article August 7, 2026

What Is the View Transitions API and Should You Use It in 2026?

The View Transitions API gives you smooth page animations with almost no JavaScript. Here is what it does, where browser support stands, and when to use it.

Read article August 6, 2026

What Is a Content Security Policy and Does Your Site Need One?

Only 21.9% of sites send a CSP header, and 92% of those weaken it with unsafe-inline. Here is how we roll one out without breaking anything.

Read article August 6, 2026

How Do You Reduce JavaScript Bundle Size in 2026?

The median page ships 632 KB of JavaScript on mobile. Here is how we find what is in a bundle, what never runs, and what is safe to delete.

Read article August 5, 2026

How Do You Handle 404 Pages and Broken Links?

A 404 is not always a problem, but a soft 404 usually is. Here is how we find broken links, decide what to redirect, and build a 404 page that helps.

Read article August 5, 2026

What Are CSS Container Queries and Should You Use Them?

Container queries style a component by its own width instead of the screen. Here is how they work, where they help, and when a media query is still better.

Read article August 4, 2026

What Is HTTP/3 and Does It Make Your Website Faster?

HTTP/3 runs over QUIC instead of TCP. Here is what actually changes, who supports it, and whether it will speed up your website.

Read article August 4, 2026

How Do You Test a Website Before You Launch It?

Launches break on plumbing, not design. Here is the pre-launch sequence we work through: performance, accessibility, forms, redirects, and SEO.

Web Development11 min read

How Do You Handle Cookie Consent Without Wrecking Your Site?

Most cookie banners are slow, ugly, and still non-compliant. What regulators actually published, and how to implement consent without killing load time.

Read article August 3, 2026

Read article August 3, 2026

What Are Preload, Preconnect, and Prefetch and When Should You Use Them?

Resource hints can cut real seconds off a page, or make it slower. A plain-English guide to preload, preconnect, dns-prefetch, and fetchpriority.

Read article August 2, 2026

How Do You Choose Web Hosting for a Business Website in 2026?

Hosting sets the ceiling on how fast your site can be. Here is what actually matters, what to ignore, and when moving hosts is worth the disruption.

Read article August 2, 2026

What Is Progressive Enhancement and Why Does It Still Matter?

Progressive enhancement is back, and not because of old browsers. It is because AI crawlers do not run your JavaScript. Here is how we build for that.

Read article August 1, 2026

What Is Lazy Loading and When Does It Hurt Your Website?

Lazy loading speeds most sites up and slows some down. Here is how it works, the one mistake that breaks your LCP, and how we set it up.

Web Development11 min read

Single Page or Multi-Page Website: Which Should You Build?

One page looks modern and cheap to build. It also caps what you can rank for. Here is how we decide, and when a single page is genuinely right.

Read article August 1, 2026

Read article July 31, 2026

What Is HTTP Caching and How Do You Set It Up?

HTTP caching is the cheapest performance win on the web. Here is what Cache-Control, ETags, and stale-while-revalidate do, and how to configure them.

Read article July 31, 2026

What Is a Performance Budget and How Do You Enforce One?

Every fast site gets slow because nobody owns the speed. A performance budget fixes that. What numbers to pick, and how to make the build enforce them.

Read article July 30, 2026

How Do You Set Up Redirects Without Losing Traffic?

Redirects are the least glamorous part of a launch and the one with the highest cost of failure. Here is how we map and test them.

Read article July 30, 2026

What Is Cumulative Layout Shift and How Do You Fix It?

CLS is the Core Web Vital most sites pass, so failing it means something specific is broken. Here is how we find it and fix it.

Read article July 29, 2026

What Is Largest Contentful Paint and How Do You Fix It?

LCP measures when the biggest thing on your page appears. What counts as the LCP element, what a good score is, and the four sub-parts that show what to fix.