- How your website works, and how it becomes yours A static website in a few drawings: what happens when someone visits, the four pieces that keep it running, what happens when you change your hours, and how everything moves into your name at the end. Websites
- I already have WordPress. Should I switch? When it pays to move a WordPress site to a static one, when you're better off staying, and how the move works, step by step. Websites
- What if I want to change my opening hours myself? A static site doesn't mean calling someone every time a price changes. How editing works, what you can change yourself, and when WordPress is still the better choice. Websites
- A website with almost nothing to hack Nearly every attack on a small website comes from automated programs looking for out-of-date plugins. What they look for, why WordPress is the usual target, and what changes with a static site. Websites
- Adding Spanish support to an English-only product Plenty of software has Spanish-speaking customers long before it has Spanish support. What to translate first, which Spanish to write, and why correct isn't the same as friendly. Support
- A slow website loses customers More than half of mobile visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than three seconds to load. Why it happens, how to test your own site in two minutes, and what makes it slow. Websites
- Every support ticket is a message from your customers Support hears what customers really think, every day, in their own words. Most companies answer it and forget it. How to turn repeated questions into help articles, product fixes and content, and why it matters more now that AI reads your docs. Support
- What a website really costs A website doesn't cost what you pay the day it goes live. It costs what you pay every year it stays up. Five years of WordPress against five years of a static site, with Spanish prices. Websites
- The support reply AI can't write AI can answer the easy questions in seconds. What it still can't do is notice what the customer is really asking. Five years of technical support, and the part that needs a person. Support