Workshop
This section is for the trade. What I write here I learned while working, and mostly by getting it wrong first. If you came as a client, the Hungarian-language articles will be more useful.
- What an abandoned website reveals — seven signals from a site's surface and source that date when it was left. And what to check on your own site because of it. 30 July 2026
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Scroll-driven animation without JavaScript — and its trap —
animation-timelinereplaces the observer script, but doesn't account for one thing: going back. 30 July 2026 - The website no longer read by people — what a reader running no scripts sees, what structured data is worth, and one command that checks it. 30 July 2026
- A metric-matched fallback font — four CSS properties that make the font swap imperceptible, so the text doesn't jump on load. 30 July 2026
- What a template can do, and where it stops — a template is often the right choice. Where it speeds things up, where it slows them down, and why the last ten percent can cost more than the first ninety. 30 July 2026
- Taking over someone else's codebase — what to check first — the order of assessment, which doesn't start with the code, and the three cases where you say no. 30 July 2026
- Four WP-CLI deploy traps that fail silently — escaped URLs in page-builder data, permissions carried through an archive, a zero-byte database export and a collation clash. Four failures that produce no error. 30 July 2026
- Why there is no build step on this site — hand-written HTML, zero dependencies, zero external requests. What a site gains, what it loses, and where the limit is. 30 July 2026
- What should a machine check on a website? — a hand-written site has no framework to warn you. What a script looks at on my behalf, which real failure produced each of its sections, and why a noisy check is worse than a missing one. 30 July 2026
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Why noindex isn't the answer —
a page can be pulled out of the results, but the same move also hides
it from language models. What
data-nosnippetactually does, and what's left when neither tool is enough. 30 July 2026
The Hungarian side of this site has a second section, Írások, written for business owners rather than developers: e-mail authentication, invoicing, access management. The Workshop assumes the reader is building something too.