How websites are designed and built
Guides for owners and marketers: responsive and mobile-first design, the languages, frameworks and tools behind a site, and what each choice changes for you.
Mobile-friendly website design: a checklist you can test today
What a visitor feels on your site from a phone, how to check every point yourself today, and how to decide between fixing the site and rebuilding it.
Web development tools, stage by stage: what to ask your team
Not another list of logos: the tools a web team uses at each stage of a project, what each one protects for you as the owner, and the questions to ask before you pay.
Mobile-first design: how to plan a site from the phone up
Planning a site phone first is a sequence, not a phone layout. The five steps, what Google's mobile-first indexing changes, when to start at the desk instead, and a worksheet for your team.
Python web development: what it does and when to choose it
Python runs the server side of a web app: the pages, the API, the admin and the jobs nobody sees. Which framework fits which product, when Python is the wrong pick, and what to ask a team.
Responsive web design: what it is and how to check your site
One site that fits every screen, explained for the person who pays for it: how it works, eight tests to forward to your team, what drives the cost of a rebuild and the mistakes few avoid.
Web development languages: what to know before you hire a team
The browser gives you no choice, the server gives you seven. What each language is good at, which one fits your project and why the team behind the code matters more than the language.
Web design vs web development: who does what, and who to hire
Design decides what visitors see and do; development makes it work. Here is who does what, what breaks without either, who to hire and what you should own at the end.