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Practical articles for people who ship websites and software - written to be useful first, searchable second.
Practical articles for people who ship websites and software - written to be useful first, searchable second.

Great copy can’t rank if crawlers can’t fetch it. Crawl, index, Core Web Vitals, structured data - a checklist before you ship.

A prettier site that orphans your old URLs will tank traffic. Map redirects, keep substance, and watch Search Console after launch.

Skip the enterprise theater. MFA, unique passwords, backups you’ve actually restored, and fewer admins - the boring stuff that stops most SMB incidents.

Got a 12 MB PDF that needs to fit under an email limit? Shrink it on your own machine - no upload farm required.

That production JWT in your clipboard? Decode it locally. Here’s what to check - and why random JWT websites are a bad habit.

Pretty-print a messy payload, minify it for the request, Base64 it if you must - all in the browser, no upload.

You don’t need a cloud site to roll a strong password. Generate it in the browser, then stash it in a real password manager.

Bugs, HARs, and screenshots leak emails and tokens all the time. Scrub them locally before they hit Slack or a vendor portal.

SHA-256 next to a download isn’t encryption - it’s a “did this file change?” check. Here’s when hashes help and when they don’t.

Test patterns against sample logs in your own browser. A few starter patterns, plus how to avoid the regex that hangs forever.

Memes can go to an upload editor. Passport scans and unreleased creatives shouldn’t. Compress, convert, and resize in the tab instead.