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What Lighthouse's Agentic Browsing Audit Actually Checks
Lighthouse 13.3 added a category that grades your site for AI agents, not humans — llms.txt, WebMCP, the accessibility tree, and layout stability. Here's what each check wants, and which ones are worth your time today.
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Deploying an Astro Site to Cloudflare Pages
From git push to a site on the edge — connecting the repo, Workers-with-static-assets vs classic Pages, wrangler.toml as the source of truth, env vars, and caching with a _headers file.
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Generating Open Graph Images with Satori and Sharp
How to mint a custom social-share card for every page at build time — JSX to SVG to PNG, no headless browser. The exact setup running on this site.
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Self-Hosting Fonts in Astro with Fontsource
Why loading from fonts.googleapis.com costs you a render round-trip and leaks visitor IPs — and how @fontsource fixes both with a one-line import and zero config.
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Astro Content Collections with Zod
Turn a folder of Markdown into a typed, validated, queryable API — schema definition, the date-coercion gotcha, drafts, and how a bad post fails the build instead of shipping broken.
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How to Build a Portfolio Website with Astro
A practical, end-to-end Astro tutorial — from project setup to Cloudflare deploy — using the real patterns that built this site, not theoretical best practices.
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On Clarity as a Design Tool
The best products aren't the ones with the most features — they're the ones where nothing is in the way. Notes on clarity as a design discipline.
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