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Posts
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FLoCs on OpenRTB
It is not clear yet which value should be used for "source" (google.com, chrome.com, web.dev or what)
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Observations and Experiences Earning Money Through Codementor
Over the next several weeks I'm going to embark on the journey to read through the web.dev codebase and share my learnings from there.
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An annual accessibility analysis of the top one million home pages
> For some reason accessibility is still considered an advanced skill.
Yes, unfortunately. I would agree if "accessibility" = "making a website fully WCAG-compliant". But finding and fixing the most common issues shouldn't be a big issue. Just run Chrome's Lighthouse Audit or use the hosted version at https://web.dev/ . Tools light Lighthouse will detect common issues, explain their importance and offer a way to fix them.
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High-Performance WordPress Hosting: What's the best strategy?
It made my website get 100% across the board on web.dev ( https://www.daviddegner.com ) and I'm just using a $10 linode server.
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Every time I save my code gets "autocorrected" and I lose a ton of work
And a real life example of divs inside a from a respected page: https://web.dev/
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Audit Your Website!
Web.dev (aka Lighthouse) and WAVE are the services I will be using to analyze the accessibility, SEO, and performance of http://eccpsu.weebly.com/.
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First post
So what's this then, I hear you ask? Well, it's a composition of the work that I've done for some of my clients. Mainly SEO-realated things. I'll post real life examples of SEO implementations and other webdev related stuff here and hopefully I'll get some response on my work.
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Should I hire an SEO person?
Go to web.dev or use lighthouse to test your core web vitals on your site. Google won't push your content if your vitals are low, ESPECIALLY with the new algo coming out next month.
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My web performance journey with Nuxt, Storyblok & Netlify
What I use → For Youtube videos I started using lite-youtube-embed package, following the advice of Debbie O'brien and web.dev!
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Help with LCP - Core Web Vitals
There was an article on web.dev recently that teaches you how to debug web vital metrics in the field. https://web.dev/debug-web-vitals-in-the-field/
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Feedback Friday
agree w/ the above but also think you could use some more meta tags for better seo, run your website in https://web.dev or lighthouse and try to get those scores higher? i found those always help me!
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LCP, FID e CLS - Question and Recomendation
I see more and more sites looking for alternative solutions to Wordpress such as Weblflow and SquareSpace, but I see that this type of CMS does not offer the necessary resources to meet the criteria of lighthouse / PSI and web.dev.
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A safer default for navigation: HTTPS
All of .dev is covered by HSTS pre-loading. So even if you explicitly type http://web.dev/ you are going to actually navigate to https://web.dev/ because that's how HSTS is defined. If you want a site that isn't encrypted in browsers then an entire TLD which is specifically secured is the wrong place to build that site.
I think I explained myself badly. Im entering sites INTO https://web.dev that we make at work. Web.dev is basically Google Lighthouse and tests your website for basic performance, seo, best practices and A11Y.
So for example I enter mycustomer.com and it tells me "avoid http redirects" because I didn't enter the https:// before.
Hsts is included in one of our packages which also includes CSP settings and other security stuff, but barely anyone buys that.
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How I build web frontends in Go
You're welcome! Definitely recommend checking out PaperMod. I didn't try the regular paper theme, but I can say that PaperMod passes the Google Lighthouse (SEO) checks with very high ratings if you do all the essentials correctly. If you're not familiar with Lighthouse go to https://web.dev and have a read there. 🙂