Web
Front-end and web engineering notes: lead forms that tell the truth, image diets, sitemaps and shipping static sites safely.
Posts about Web
A path-traced showroom in a TV browser
22 renders, path-traced offline in about 2 hours
A blog hub that builds its own topic pages
11 → 48 posts in the Journal
A sales pitch that plays itself
15 → 5½ min walkthrough, with a presenter clicking
A thank-you page that lied
7 / 7 forms verify the save
Product films recorded from the app, with no ffmpeg
87 s lock film, no feature left out
The first-week SEO audit that read the site like a crawler
21 → 0 pages sharing a duplicate title
The BACK button that kept walking out of the app
1 per press history steps banked
Giving a TV remote a mouse pointer
3× drag threshold for the air mouse
The slow part was the server, not the page
96% of the LCP wait came before first paint
From sleep loop to portable screensaver
22 slides a pass on the TV, about 4½ minutes
A phone as the TV remote, with voice search
4 speech guesses scored per search
Where did this lead come from?
7 / 7 forms record the lead’s page
The sitemap that quietly hid the whole blog
38 → 108 URLs in the sitemap
The hero image that waited in line
−80% LCP on /solutions
Product pages led by specifications
2,037 px of bullets, and no spec table
Writing about Apple without breaking Apple’s rules
6 of 6 Apple pages indexed within days
Lead capture without handing the browser your CRM keys
0 secrets in the page
From 3.3 MB to 180 KB, the image diet behind a fast landing page
−94% image weight