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How to check a website, investigate errors and track changes.
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Technical clues for identifying the CMS used by another website: headers, the generator meta tag, URL patterns, and static file paths. Practical applications for competitor analysis and risk assessment.
RSS seemed like outdated technology, but it is experiencing a revival thanks to AI aggregators and content distribution services. How to configure a feed correctly and avoid common mistakes.
What minification is technically, how it differs from bundling and tree-shaking, and how much speed it really adds compared with compression, HTTP/2 and lazy loading.
Why scattered uptime, SSL, and speed checks are worse than a unified monitoring panel, which metrics are really important to see together, and how to set up alerts without notification fatigue.
How to organize sections and URL hierarchy so that search engines and users can understand a website's structure equally easily: silos, flat architecture, and the three-click rule.
How server location, TTFB, uptime reliability, and hosting type (shared, VPS, dedicated) affect SEO through speed and user behavior metrics. Criteria for choosing a host.
A systematic approach to finding article topics: where to find real audience questions, how to use AI for brainstorming, and why seasonality and forums work better than ideas pulled out of thin air.
How different rendering strategies—server-side, client-side, static generation, and ISR—affect website indexing by search engines. Practical risks and how to avoid them.
A step-by-step process for creating a website color palette, from choosing a base color to building a system of accents and neutral shades. Common mistakes and how to avoid them.
A comparison of three indexing control mechanisms—robots.txt, the meta robots tag, and the X-Robots-Tag header: where each works, how they relate, and which to choose in different situations.
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