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The questions we get asked most, answered properly and kept current. No dates, no feeds - just the answer, whether you hire us or not.
What a website actually costs
If you have collected quotes for a website and the numbers came back anywhere from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands, you are not being scammed. You are being quoted for different things. Here is what actually moves the price.
A local SEO checklist for small businesses
Most local businesses do not have an SEO problem. They have a handful of specific, fixable problems, and they have been told the fix is expensive. This is the order that actually matters.
Template or custom: how to decide
Custom development is not always better, and anyone who tells you it is has something to sell. A template is the right answer more often than a custom shop will admit, and the wrong answer in ways that are hard to see until later.
What to do when your website breaks
A broken website feels like an emergency, and sometimes it is. More often it is one of a small number of things, and the first ten minutes decide whether you lose a day or a customer. Here is the order to work through.
What is vibe coding
Vibe coding means describing what you want in plain language and letting an AI model write the software, steering by feel rather than by reading every line. It is genuinely new, genuinely useful, and genuinely dangerous in a specific, predictable way. Here is the honest version.
How to secure AI driven workflows
When an agent writes and runs your software, the security questions change. The risk is not that the model is malicious. It is that it is confident, fast, and wrong in ways that look right. Here is where AI workflows actually break, and what to put in place so they do not.