Will AI replace web developers — and what it means if you are buying a website
What AI already does instead of a developer, what it does not do at all, and how that affects the price and timeline of your project.
ReadNotes on building websites
How website projects actually work from the inside: what things cost, where cutting corners backfires, and how to pick a contractor.
AI search and your traffic: what AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity actually change
How much traffic AI answers really take, which queries lost the most, and what a site owner should do about it.
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What a website costs in 2026: where the money actually goes
Why the same job gets quoted at $500 and at $5000, which stages you are really paying for, and how to spot when you are being sold the wrong thing cheaply.
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Getting your site cited in AI search
Structured data, llms.txt and the text format models pull into answers with a link back. No magic and no promises.
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Website chatbots: when they bring enquiries and when they just annoy
A breakdown by business type: where a bot pays for itself, where it is worse than a plain form, and what a sensible one costs.
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AI for product descriptions: what helps and what damages a store
How to generate a thousand product pages without ending up with thin content. Practical limits, tested on real catalogues.
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Landing page or multi-page site: how to choose without overpaying
A simple rule that tells you which one you need, with the cases where each option loses.
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How small business websites get hacked: a first-hand account
Our own site was compromised. What the attackers actually did, why the fallout lasted two years after the cleanup, and how we finally cleared it.
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Core Web Vitals in 2026: what actually affects rankings and what does not
Three metrics, the green zone, and the point past which further optimisation stops paying off. Without chasing a hundred in PageSpeed.
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How long a website takes, and why deadlines slip
A realistic week-by-week schedule, the three reasons projects run late, and what you can do to keep yours on time.
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