Building A Feedback Tool Into WordPress, Why?
There are already good ways to collect website feedback. Markup.io and Pastel both do the click-anywhere overlay, and they do it well. If you’ve never used one, the idea is simple: your reviewer clicks the thing they mean, types what’s wrong, and the comment sticks to that spot on the page. So why build another […]
Building A WordPress Audit Tool, Why?
Fair question. There are roughly sixty thousand plugins in the WordPress repository, and every one of them can already show you a list of what’s installed. WordPress itself does it for free, on the Plugins page, out of the box. So why spend the time building another one? Because a list isn’t an audit. I kept […]