07 · Resources
Websites, migration and Astro: performance, editing and cost of ownership
20 articles
Choose and price7 min
Webflow, Framer or Astro: choosing by your team
Webflow, Framer and Astro all produce fast, polished websites. What sets them apart is who edits the site, how often, and what you take with you the day you leave.
Understand7 min
Website accessibility: what the 2025 EU obligation changes
Since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act applies to services sold online to consumers. Who is really covered, who is not, what the text requires of a website, and why the work pays off even for those who are not bound by it.
Understand7 min
A website read by AI: what makes it citable
Before ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini can cite a website, their crawlers have to read it. What the site's build decides: which crawlers get in, text present without JavaScript, the answer at the top of the page, dated facts and stable URLs.
Practical guide7 min
Website redesign: which pages to keep, merge or delete
A redesign that starts with the mock-ups often ends up losing pages that were bringing in business. Sorting the existing site first, page by page and on data, keeps what the site has earned over ten years.
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Astro or WordPress: which one for your website?
WordPress is edited from a dashboard, Astro builds its pages in advance. What each does better, what real-world data measures, and five questions to decide.
Understand7 min
Agentic CMS: editing your website by asking AI
An agentic CMS hands website changes to AI agents, under human control. The same idea works without a CMS: a site made of files, a coding assistant that prepares the change, a preview to review, and a release that only happens after your approval.
Understand8 min The topic guide
Static site with Astro: why migrate, without losing your SEO
A static site generated by Astro replaces an ageing WordPress or Drupal without changing a single address: pages in plain HTML served by a CDN, no plugin to patch, and a publishing chain with rollback. What it changes, how the migration goes, and when not to do it.
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Headless Astro and Sanity: who edits what, at what cost
A headless site separates content editing (Sanity) from publishing (Astro): the team writes in a tool, the site stays static and fast. When this set-up is justified, how it fits together, what it really costs, and why we unplugged our own.