Blog — advice on websites
Practical, readable advice for anyone thinking about a website or trying to get more out of the one they have. No technical jargon — written the way I would explain it over a coffee.
When 3D on a website pays off — and when it does not
A live 3D scene you can rotate, and an honest account: how much 3D weighs, when it helps the visitor and when it only holds them up. With an explanation of why the Three.js library is a hundred times heavier than what you need.
Read the article →A website for a club or association: what it needs and how much work it is
Does a club need a website if it already has a Facebook group? What the site should contain, why member communication is usually the real bottleneck, and who keeps the whole thing alive after launch.
Read the article →SEO basics: what actually affects your ranking on Google
SEO is not a dark art — I explain what genuinely counts (the technical groundwork, real content, structured data) and which outdated tricks are best avoided.
Read the article →How much does a website cost?
The most common question I get — and the only honest answer is: it depends. I go through what exactly drives the price, where the extra running costs hide and how to recognise a good quote.
Read the article →Do you need a website as a sole trader? What a small business really needs
Does a one-person business need a website at all? What it has to contain, which legal duties apply in Slovenia and the mistakes I see most often — a practical guide from the first idea to launch.
Read the article →Why does website speed matter, and how do you check it?
A slow site loses visitors and positions in Google before it has even loaded. What Core Web Vitals are, how to check your site for free and where the usual culprits hide.
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