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Development
Hand-Coded vs WordPress: Why We Ditched the CMS
WordPress powers 43% of the web. We still won't use it. Here's why hand-coded sites outperform page builders on every metric that matters.
The Jaunt Journal
Insights on web design, branding, SEO, and building businesses that move. No fluff — just things we've actually learned.
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Featured
Why Your Website Is Losing You Customers
Your website isn't a brochure — it's your hardest-working salesperson. If it's slow, confusing, or stuck in 2019, you're leaving money on the table every single day.
SEO
SEO
The SEO Checklist Every Small Business Actually Needs
Forget the 200-point audit spreadsheets. Here's the focused SEO checklist that actually moves the needle for small businesses.
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Branding
What Makes a Good Logo? (Hint: It's Not What You Think)
A good logo isn't about being clever or beautiful. It's about being remembered. Here's what actually separates great logos from forgettable ones.
2026
Design
Web Design Trends That Actually Matter in 2026
Most trend lists are noise. We cut through to the shifts that are genuinely changing how people experience the web — and what to do about it.
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Business
How Much Should a Website Cost? The Real Answer
The honest truth about web design pricing — what you're actually paying for, why quotes vary so wildly, and how to spot value vs vanity.
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E-Commerce
E-Commerce Design: 7 Things Your Online Store Is Getting Wrong
Your products are great. Your store design might not be. Here are the seven most common e-commerce design mistakes killing your conversion rate.
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Performance
Page Speed: Why Your 5-Second Load Time Is Killing Your Business
Every second counts. Literally. We break down the data behind page speed, what's slowing you down, and how to fix it without rebuilding everything.
Local
SEO
Local SEO for Small Businesses: A No-Nonsense Guide
If your customers are local, your SEO strategy should be too. The practical guide to showing up when people near you are searching.
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Branding
Rebranding Done Right: When to Refresh, When to Rebuild
Not every brand needs a revolution. Sometimes a refresh is enough. Here's how to tell the difference — and how to get either one right.