Notes from the workshop
Blog - what I learn measuring hundreds of websites.
No content-marketing filler. Each article grows out of real audits and real projects: prices without asterisks, causes of slow websites, decisions worth making before signing anything.
Guides8 September 20268 min read
A website for a small business - where to start, step by step
Domain, content, developer, launch - the right order to tackle your first business website without overpaying or stalling halfway. A one-page plan.
Read the article →Performance21 August 202610 min read
Why your website loads slowly - 7 causes and what to do about them
Small-business sites load in a median of over 6 seconds against Google's 2.5 s threshold. The seven most common causes from my audits, with concrete fixes from free to paid.
Read the article →Pricing & decisions20 August 20269 min read
How much does a website cost in 2026? An honest price guide
From free site builders to five-figure custom builds. What actually makes up the price of a website, what you pay extra for, and when a cheap site ends up the most expensive.
Read the article →Pricing & decisions19 August 20268 min read
WordPress or a custom-built site? A comparison without dogma
I build both, so I have no side to sell in this argument. When WordPress is the right choice, when a hand-built site is - and where the price difference really comes from.
Read the article →Law & security18 August 20267 min read
GDPR on a business website - a checklist you can finish in an hour
Forms, analytics, cookies, privacy policy - what a small-business site genuinely must have under the GDPR, and what is a myth. A point-by-point checklist.
Read the article →Pricing & decisions17 August 20268 min read
How to choose a web developer without regrets - 10 questions to ask first
After hundreds of audits I know how badly chosen collaborations end: a site with no access, no backups and no results. Ten questions to ask BEFORE the transfer, not after.
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