Web
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Website design in 2026: what is worth following, and what to skip
Web trends move faster than anything else in design. Which ones genuinely help a product business this year, and which mostly help a designer’s portfolio.
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Can AI read your website? Making your product information easy to find
More shoppers now ask an AI assistant before they search. If your product details are locked inside images, PDFs or scripts, you may be invisible to it. How…
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Local search starts on your own website: the essentials for a shop or restaurant site
Your Google profile gets the attention, but your website is what holds it up. The on-site basics that help a local business get found, and chosen.
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Google Business Profile for food and drink businesses: a practical playbook
For a café, restaurant or shop, your Google profile is often the first thing a new customer sees, before your website or your door. How to set it…
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Design for the sale: what conversion-focused web design means for a product brand
Getting visitors is only half the job. How the design of a product brand’s website turns a first look into a purchase, page by page.
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Getting recommended by AI search: a guide for cafés, restaurants and shops
When someone asks an AI where to eat or what to buy nearby, the answer is pieced together from what it can find about you. How to make…
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Accessibility is part of your brand: a practical guide for product websites
An accessible website reaches more customers, holds up better in search and is simply the right thing to build. What it involves, in plain terms.
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Hire a web designer or build it yourself? An honest comparison
Website builders have never been better. Designers have never been more accessible. Here is how to decide which route suits your business right now.
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Redesigning your business website: when to do it and how to do it right
A website redesign is a chance to fix what is not working. The signs it is time, and a process that avoids the usual pitfalls.
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Shopify or WordPress? Choosing a website platform for a product business
Both are excellent. They are good at different things. How to decide which suits your product business today — and where it is heading.

