Kenttämuistiinpanoja natiivista iOS-kehityksestä, web-tuotteista ja itsevarmasta julkaisemisesta.
A website maintenance plan covers updates, backups, security, monitoring and incident response. Here is what to require in writing, with sources.
A technical brief for a web project covers the problem, users, scope, constraints, budget range and success measures in two to four pages.
A shared backend for SwiftUI and Next.js works when one auth provider issues the tokens and one Postgres schema generates the types for both clients.
Set up GA4 on a new website in the right order: property and stream, one Google tag, consent defaults before measurement, a few key events, then verification.
A site migration SEO checklist based on Google's guidance: map URLs, use 301 redirects, set canonicals, and monitor Search Console after launch.
WCAG 2.2 adds nine success criteria to 2.1. For most web apps, six at Level A and AA need real engineering work: focus visibility, target size, dragging, authentication, redundant entry and help.
Serve AVIF or WebP with a fallback, never lazy-load the LCP image, and write alt text for people. What Google documents for each.
A marketing site and a SaaS dashboard need different rendering, caching and auth. Here is what changes and when one project can serve both.
A website costs about $300 to $3,000 for a landing page, $800 to $10,000 for a marketing site and $15,000+ for SaaS. See what moves each number.
Figma to code handoff works when tokens, components and a ready-for-dev gate are shared artifacts. Here is how to set each one up.
Accurate lastmod dates, strong internal links and a fast server help new pages get crawled sooner. Here is what Google documents, and what it does not promise.
A dispensary site converts when the age gate, menu, speed and checkout work together. Here are 12 design elements, each tied to a primary source.
The right model for a feature is set by its quality bar, latency budget and cost ceiling, not by which model ranks highest overall.
Universal links on iOS and App Links on Android open your app from a tapped https link, with a safe fallback when the app is not installed.
A practical guide to Vercel deployments: preview environments, edge caching headers, and how to roll back a bad release in seconds.
Hreflang tells search engines which page serves which language and region. Here is the setup, a Next.js example, and the mistakes that break it.
A performance budget is a numerical limit on load time and page weight, enforced on every pull request so a site stays fast instead of slowly regressing.
A 2,000 page 2026 study shows which landing page elements actually move conversion, and which cosmetic changes barely matter.
Embedded iframe menus load fast but are often invisible to search engines. Native menus cost more to build and are the ones Google can actually index.
A database like Supabase fits when a developer owns every publish. A headless CMS fits when editors need independence or the content must reach another channel.
Incremental static regeneration caches pages instantly and rebuilds them in the background. Here is how time-based and on-demand ISR work, and when to use it.
MCP is Anthropic's open standard, launched in November 2024, for connecting AI agents to outside tools and data through one consistent interface.
Row level security is Postgres's built in authorization system. Here is how grants, policies and auth.uid() combine to keep tenants apart in a Supabase app.
The 2026 Core Web Vitals targets are LCP under 2.5 seconds, INP under 200ms and CLS under 0.1, measured at the 75th percentile of real visits.
For a new project in 2026, Next.js recommends the App Router. Here is what changes, what still favors Pages Router, and the caching pitfalls to expect.
A technical SEO audit checklist for Next.js sites: rendering strategy, metadata, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals, structured data and hreflang.
