Category: Working with developers
How to work with a web developer when you’re not technical — audits, reports, hiring, and fixing.
How to Talk to a Web Developer When You’re Not Technical
You don’t need to understand code to work effectively with a developer. You need to describe outcomes, not solutions. Here’s how.
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What to Ask Before Hiring Someone to Fix Your Website
The wrong developer can take your money and make things worse. These questions help you tell the difference before you hire.
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How to Hand a Report to Your Developer Without Explaining Everything Yourself
You don’t need to understand every issue on a website audit to act on it. Here’s how to brief a developer effectively using a report — even if you can’t explain any of it yourself.
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When to Fix Your Website Yourself and When to Hire Someone
Not every website problem needs a developer. Some fixes take five minutes. Others require technical expertise and should never be DIY. Here’s how to tell the difference.
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What Does a Website Audit Actually Tell You?
A website audit tells you what’s preventing your site from performing — in plain language, ranked by what matters most. Here’s what to expect and how to use one.
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