A backup that expires is a deadline: ours reads 4 November
A manual backup on managed hosting can expire. How we kept the only copy of our old site before its date, and five checks for your own backups.
Friday, a screenshot. Sunday, a website with 61 lots on a map.
Three calendar days after a land developer in Ayapa, Yoro sent a screenshot of its parcel plan, it had a redrawn logo, a brand manual and a website where every one of its 61 lots can be clicked: what was built, in what order, and what the numbers say.
The race car, second lap: what a designer’s notes changed on a law firm’s website
The first post in this series said that AI is the race car and a website still needs a driver. This is the second lap: Lux Corporación Legal, a law firm in Tegucigalpa. The site is live at luxcorporacion.com.
How we maintain WordPress sites on Kinsta: the routine, in order
A backup before a risky change, a staging rehearsal, and a logged-out read afterwards: how Grafica maintains WordPress sites on Kinsta.
A brain on GitHub: the folder that makes an AI work the way I do
How a private GitHub repository of rules, records and lessons lets every AI session start from how Grafica works, and four files to start your own.
142 impressions, 0 clicks: an honest baseline for a company blog
Our blog's Search Console numbers for 28 days, zero clicks included, and how to read your own baseline in ten minutes before you spend more on content.
Between phone and desktop: the screen widths nobody checks
Responsive design testing usually means a phone and a laptop. We read our own contact page at 141 widths and found the form wider than the screen at eight.
I stopped writing prompts. I brief a project manager.
How Grafica runs its work through one AI project manager: one brief per task, one project per chat, and a written memory so instructions are not retyped.
AI rebuilt our blog’s front page. This is the review it did not pass
An AI-built website still needs a person's review: what AI agents missed on our own blog's front page, what changed, and five checks to run on yours.
The accessibility deadline for public websites moved a year. The standard did not
The ADA Title II deadline for public websites moved to April 2027 and 2028. The standard stayed WCAG 2.1 AA. What it means for the firms that build them.
