Development

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Most teams treat AI coding tools as a binary adoption decision. We think trust calibration is an engineering discipline: sandboxes, standards, tests for non-deterministic output, and clear lines between AI judgment and human judgment.

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27 Apr 2026

Prove Demand Before You Commission the Build

Internal enthusiasm, user interviews and competitor research don't prove anyone will pay. Before we write a line of code, we push clients to answer the harder question: will people part with money, and what does that tell us about what to build?

Marketing & BusinessDevelopmentProduct Strategy

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17 Apr 2026

The Mid-Market Software Trap: Too Big for SaaS, Too Small for Enterprise

Mid-market companies get squeezed between SaaS tools that hit a ceiling and enterprise platforms built for someone else's org chart. We explain why custom software and product-minded consultancy land differently in this segment.

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2 Apr 2026

EmDash: Cloudflare's New CMS and the Infrastructure That Powers It

Cloudflare has launched EmDash, an open-source CMS built on Astro and powered by a new infrastructure primitive called Dynamic Workers. It is being positioned as a spiritual successor to WordPress. Here is what caught our attention, what excites us, and where we have questions.

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22 Mar 2024

Maximizing Business Growth with Open-Source Software: A Comprehensive Guide to OSS Advantages

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the strategic selection of technology underpinning your business operations can significantly influence your competitive edge, growth trajectory, and innovation capabilities. At the heart of this technological crossroads stands open-source software (OSS) – a paradigm that has reshaped software development, deployment, and utilisation across industries. Understanding open-source software, however, necessitates …

Marketing & BusinessDevelopment

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19 May 2020

Your Guide to Using WebP Images On WordPress Sites

We all love high-quality, crisp visuals. They’re a big part of what makes modern websites so enjoyable. The problem is, these files can weigh a lot. Depending on the formats you use and whether you optimize them or not, images can significantly impact your site’s performance. Most websites rely on common formats, such as JPEG …

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15 May 2020

How to Fix the Most Common WordPress HTTP Error Codes

When a page on your site, or your entire website, is unreachable due to HTTP error codes, it can be quite frustrating. Beyond causing general annoyance, it can also contribute to higher bounce rates and poor User Experience (UX). Fortunately, you can fix many of the most common HTTP error codes for WordPress users without …

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6 May 2020

Headless WordPress: What It Is and How to Use It

“Headless WordPress” is a popular buzzword lately. Chances are, you have heard it thrown around the digital water cooler but aren’t quite sure what’s behind it. WordPress is an extensive, amazingly complex platform, but it does have its limitations. While it’s a fully-featured tool for bloggers and web developers that offers many possibilities, it doesn’t …

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5 May 2020

A WordPress Developer’s Guide to Website Localization

WordPress powers more than one-third of the web. However, not all of its 60+ million users are native English speakers. So if your WordPress products aren’t translatable into other languages, you’re missing out on the chance to reach new audiences and potential customers. As a developer, taking advantage of website localization can help you (and …

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29 Apr 2020

CSS Grid Tutorial: Beginner’s Guide to Creating Layouts With Grid

For a long time, the one flaw in CSS was that there was no straightforward way to create layouts. Doing so always relied on using properties like floats and absolute positioning, which had their own flaws and challenges. Thankfully, this CSS Grid tutorial is going to change that. The CSS Grid property finally allows web …

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23 Apr 2020

How to Manage Post-Launch Support for Clients

Most freelancers and web agencies focus 99% of their energy on finding new website projects and producing excellent work. But eventually, you have to address the question: how much support will you provide to clients after the website launches? The answer can depend on a lot of factors, including your team size, resources, and your …

DevelopmentVirtual Assistants

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22 Apr 2020

Coronavirus and Small Business: 12 Tips to Weather the Crisis

Small business owners are one of the many groups hit hard by the spread of coronavirus. Many have to close and can no longer earn money because of the lockdown. Understandably, this leaves a lot of people scrambling to make ends meet and keep their companies alive. In order to lend some assistance, we have …

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Development

AI Tooling Has a Trust Problem, Not a Capability Problem

Prove Demand Before You Commission the Build

The Mid-Market Software Trap: Too Big for SaaS, Too Small for Enterprise

EmDash: Cloudflare's New CMS and the Infrastructure That Powers It

Maximizing Business Growth with Open-Source Software: A Comprehensive Guide to OSS Advantages

Your Guide to Using WebP Images On WordPress Sites

How to Fix the Most Common WordPress HTTP Error Codes

Headless WordPress: What It Is and How to Use It

A WordPress Developer’s Guide to Website Localization

CSS Grid Tutorial: Beginner’s Guide to Creating Layouts With Grid

How to Manage Post-Launch Support for Clients

Coronavirus and Small Business: 12 Tips to Weather the Crisis