Things we wrote.

Every tool grew an AI feature this year. What marketing teams need is a control center to run their AI, and it only works when built on a structured CMS.

We upgraded three production sites to Astro 7 the week it shipped. Zero breakages, builds roughly three times faster. What version 7 means for a marketing team.

AI made production cheap. Now content QA is the bottleneck. Here is the split: which pre-publish checks belong to a machine, and which need a human.

A headless migration moves the system underneath your site while it stays live. What changes, what it costs, how long it takes, and where it goes wrong.

Internal linking across hundreds of pages is the work teams keep dropping. Here is how AI handles the grunt work while a human stays in charge of what ships.

The same content retyped for every channel and every market is the everyday tax of page-bound content. One typed model removes it.

On June 1, 2026, Salesforce signed a deal to acquire Contentful. Here is what actually changes for existing customers, what does not, and how to think about your next renewal.

How a current event-platform launch with 50 speakers and 50 events in two languages got entered ahead of schedule, and why a strict CMS data model is the reason.

The DatoCMS MCP server lets AI agents read and edit your content through sandboxed, type-checked scripts. How to set it up, what it does well, and where it breaks down.

One is your team using AI tools to work faster. The other is the AI agents visiting your site. Agencies still building for neither are a problem.

Giving every blog post a clean Markdown copy helps humans who paste into Claude or ChatGPT, and may help AI crawlers too. Here is how to wire it up in Astro.

In April 2026, one buyer compromised 30 WordPress plugins and 20,000 sites in a supply chain attack. Here is how it worked and what it means for your site.

Most translation workflows treat content like a document. A headless CMS treats it like structured data. When the two collide, formatting breaks and content drifts.

Web development has no entry barrier and no proof of competence. That is fine for the industry. It is expensive for the buyer.

How to wire Claude Code into Storyblok so marketing teams can draft, edit, and publish without leaving their workflow. The MCP setup, the guardrails, and where it breaks down.

CMS lock-in costs companies thousands of hours and tens of thousands of euros before they even realize it. Here is how to spot it, measure it, and get out.

Most teams know something is wrong with their website. Few know exactly what. A structured audit turns gut feelings into a plan before a five-figure rebuild.

AI tools can generate a landing page in minutes. But migrating a website without losing traffic or rankings is a different problem entirely.

Expanding into a new country should not mean rebuilding your website. With the right architecture, adding a market is a content task.

The first 30 days after a migration determine whether you keep your traffic or spend a year recovering it. Here is what to watch.

The site is ten times faster and the marketing team now manages six languages independently. How Eversports moved from WordPress to Storyblok, page by page.

A practical reference of Unicode characters every content editor should know. Click to copy typographic quotes, dashes, special spaces, and more.

Most CMS platforms were not built for translation at scale. A proper CMS translation workflow keeps content, translators, and publishing inside one system.

If your service provider is still billing by the hour in 2026, they have a problem. And so do you. AI compressed execution time. The pricing model broke.

Six phases, three decision points, and a process designed to prevent the most common ways website projects go wrong.

Redirect mapping is the most underestimated part of any website migration. Get it wrong and you lose years of SEO equity overnight.

WordPress sites pass Core Web Vitals only 45% of the time on mobile. Headless sites routinely score 90+. The difference is architectural.

No account managers. No status meetings that could have been an email. Here is how working with a micro agency actually works.

Structured content and structured data are not the same thing. Here is the clean line between them, and why typed CMS fields make schema.org markup correct by construction.

If publishing a blog post takes longer than writing it, your CMS is the bottleneck. Here are the warning signs and what to do.

How micro agencies stay competitive by focusing on what they do best and partnering for the rest. Without the overhead of traditional agencies.

What llms.txt is, why it matters for your website's visibility in AI-powered search, and how marketing teams can implement it today.

How white-label development partnerships let design agencies offer technical services without building an in-house development team.

Why websites age faster than you think and what you can do to build for longevity instead of just launch day.

How poor content editing experiences silently drain your team's time and why investing in editor experience pays for itself.

What micro agencies are, why they're growing, and how they combine the best qualities of freelancers and traditional agencies.

After running a B2B software agency for over a decade, I made an unexpected shift to modern web development. Here's what I learned.

The real WordPress alternative for a growing business is not another theme. It is a different architecture. Here is when switching is worth it and what replaces it.

How to evaluate software offers beyond feature lists. From understanding output vs. outcome to contract details and tech stack choices.

A comprehensive guide to self-service portals for smaller companies. From needs analysis to implementation and measuring success.

Why your website budget should be framed as a strategic investment, not an operational cost. And how to make the case internally.

A structured approach to evaluating and selecting the right CMS. From understanding your team's workflows to making the final decision.

When a website needs a customer portal or anything behind a login, we build it on Nhost + Hasura. Here is how.