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A practical candidate for a website or small service. Choose by user region, configuration and measured workload rather than the lowest headline price.
LONG-RUNNING SERIES
From Website Planning to Sustainable Growth
A ten-part practical series covering content planning, information architecture, page design, performance, forms, technical SEO and the first month after launch.
10/10published / target
- 01Website Guides
Plan Your Website Content Before Choosing a Design
Map your audience, their main tasks, and the pages they need before choosing a template. The result is a practical outline for navigation and future content.
- 02Website Guides
Static Site, WordPress, or Next.js? Choose by Maintenance Cost
Compare static sites, WordPress, and Next.js by editing workflow, update frequency, hosting, plugins, security, and migration effort—not popularity.
- 03Website Guides
Design Website Navigation, Categories, URLs, and Breadcrumbs
Turn a content plan into a site structure visitors can understand. Work through main navigation, categories, descriptive URLs, breadcrumbs, and redirects for old pages.
- 04Website Guides
Design a Homepage That Helps First-Time Visitors
Make the first screen explain who the site serves, what visitors can accomplish, and where to begin. Add proof and useful routes without relying on slogans or carousels.
- 05Website Guides
Build a Readable Template for Long-Form Tutorials
Create a consistent article layout with a useful summary, clear headings, a table of contents, steps, code blocks, warnings, sources, and a next action.
- 06Website Guides
Design for Mobile First: 390px Layouts, Touch, and Chinese Text
Start with a narrow screen and check headings, navigation, tables, buttons, code blocks, Chinese line breaks, horizontal overflow, and touch targets.
- 07Website Guides
Speed Up Your Website by Fixing Images and Fonts
Improve the first screen by sizing images correctly, using responsive formats and loading strategies, and keeping web fonts lean with sensible fallbacks.
- 08Website Guides
Build a Contact Form That Doesn't Lose Enquiries
Keep fields focused, validate on both sides, handle repeat submissions and spam, confirm delivery, and explain how submitted data is used and retained.
- 09Website Guides
Technical SEO Checklist for Titles, Canonicals, and Indexing
Check page titles, descriptions, H1s, canonical URLs, robots rules, sitemaps, structured data, and language versions to avoid conflicting or unwanted indexed pages.
- 10Website Guides
The First 30 Days After Launch: Improve Your Site with Search Data
Use the first month to verify crawling, observe real queries, improve individual pages, and review results instead of redesigning the whole site on instinct.