How to Build a Useful Website Without Overengineering
A practical look at building a useful website by focusing on simplicity, clarity, and real needs instead of unnecessary complexity.
Short, tips, thoughts, and things I've learned.
A practical look at building a useful website by focusing on simplicity, clarity, and real needs instead of unnecessary complexity.
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