Straight answers about websites and what they cost
Written for the person paying for the website, not for other developers. No jargon for its own sake, and no advice that conveniently ends in hiring us.
AI and the future of jobs: what the evidence shows in 2026
What payroll data, government projections and employer surveys say about AI and jobs, which roles are shrinking or growing, and how to prepare.
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Agentic AI in 2026: How AI agents are transforming business operations
What AI agents actually do, where they save time, what they cost, the risks, and a simple scorecard for choosing the first process to automate.
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AI-powered malware: how hackers use AI to evade detection
Six ways attackers use AI to slip past security tools, which examples are real and which are prototypes, and the steps that still stop them.
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How AI is changing web development: 8 real shifts
Eight real changes AI has brought to building websites, from code drafts to AI search, the risks behind them, and what to ask your developer.
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How AI has made everyday life easier: 15 real examples
Fifteen everyday examples of AI, from navigation and fraud alerts to live captions and medical screening, with sources, and the downsides worth knowing.
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Practical AI for daily professional tasks
Ten everyday tasks where AI saves real time, the places it quietly gets things wrong, and the habits that make it worth using.
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What a business website actually costs
Three developers quote $900, $4,000 and $22,000 for what sounds like the same site. Here is what actually sits behind those numbers.
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Why small business websites get hacked
Almost every infected site I have cleaned had the same story behind it, and it was never a hacker choosing that business.
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The speed fixes that actually matter
You can spend a week chasing a Lighthouse score, or a morning fixing the three things that cause most of the problem.
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