Building and optimizing WordPress sites from the code layer up: performance, security, and the decisions that hold up years later.
When a logo, staff photos or an embedded form suddenly disappear from your site, the cause can be your own security header. Here is what a Content Security Policy does, how to confirm it is the culprit, and how to fix the one missing entry without switching protection off.
My Hall of Fame sports site, SportsHallz, sends me a nightly email report. After August 16 those emails stopped showing up, though the site itself was fine. Here’s what was wrong in plain English, how Claude and I fixed it, and the three other problems we found along the way.
More than 1 in 4 American adults has a disability, and some of them can’t use your website the way you can. Here’s what I found auditing four sites this summer, why the newer rules matter, and the simple checks I’d try on my own site first.
The FTC ordered accessiBe to pay $1 million in 2025 over the claim that an overlay delivers compliance. A free scanner passed a page for Language while the language that page declared was flat wrong. I found eleven confirmed issues, and three of my own findings turned out to be false positives.
Mobile is 59.6 percent of global web traffic and desktop is 38.8 percent, so designing on the 27 inch monitor in front of you has the priority backwards. There is no single screen size to design for. Here is the small set of widths that covers where your visitors really are.
Images are the heaviest thing a browser downloads, at 911 KB of the median 2.56 MB mobile page. Most of that weight is wasted on 4000 pixel photos dropped into 600 pixel slots. You need three numbers in your head, not a degree in compression. Here they are.
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OK, so I admit I’m a Divi fanboy have been since April 16, 2015. I enjoyed using the Divi theme so much that in 2016 I purchased a lifetime license for the Divi theme, and I haven’t really looked back.
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