The blog of Zeromega, a studio specialized in websites. We write about what we discover every day, studying and working on our clients’ sites.
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Web Development
A banner that wouldn't go away and product photos that wouldn't show: two real incidents with the same root, caused by an external service that rewrites the site on the fly.
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Web Design
A request that came in through the wrong form showed me how the right one was silently losing enquiries. A real case, analytics in hand.
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SEO
SERP APIs return a different page from the one you see, and a different one from one request to the next. Good for reading intent, not for tracking positions: for those, use Search Console.
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Strategy
The names we use describe the shape, not the job. Sorted by function, only one of the three brings in clients on its own.
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Web Design
A video I came across by chance made me stop drawing patterns and covers one at a time. Now I generate hundreds and pick the best, and it has changed how I think about the software I build, too.
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Web Development
I spent a morning looking for a button that didn't exist. That's when I understood when shared hosting stops being enough, and what really changes for the client when their technical person holds the server.
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SEO
A security plugin configured years ago blocks AI crawlers along with scrapers. The site works, Analytics reports nothing, and meanwhile you don't exist for the assistants.
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Web Development
WordPress taught millions of people to publish. But a site that has to deliver results needs something else, and since I started working with AI agents the gap has become obvious.
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SEO
An article generator left running on its own on an authoritative domain. What I found, how much I had to delete, and where AI stops being useful in writing.
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Strategy
The iron triangle applied to websites: fast, cheap, well made. You can pick two. The story of a lost deal and how to choose which side to be on.
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SEO
Not every site needs a blog. One question decides it: are the people who might buy from you already searching for what you sell, or only for the problem you solve?
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Web Development
A warning from Search Console, a blank site and the decision to shut WordPress down instead of fixing it. The story of the intervention and what changes with a static build.
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