Tag: WordPress
- Dmitry Rodionov
AI changes the role of a website
Content, interface, and data must work together. How to separate the CMS, automation, and AI layer so that each handles the right task.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Store personalization: recommendations and their limitations
Product recommendations require quality data and predictable error handling. When to introduce personalization and when to start with simpler rules.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Where does AI need human control
Classification and proposal preparation are different tasks than performing an irreversible operation. How to define the boundaries of model autonomy.
- Dmitry Rodionov
No-code or custom code? How to divide responsibilities
No-code tools can shorten the path to a working process. However, it is crucial to determine who is responsible for data, errors, and integration maintenance.
- Dmitry Rodionov
AI agent or admin panel?
Not every screen should disappear. When does a conversation help accomplish a task and when does a table, form, or change preview provide better control?
- Dmitry Rodionov
A website for people and API for systems
The user interface and integration require different access points. How to combine content publishing with controlled data sharing.
- Dmitry Rodionov
The path from visiting the website to making an inquiry
A clear offer, predictable form, and efficient request handling create a seamless pathway. How to find points where users lose orientation.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Redesign without losing content, forms, or URLs
A new look is only part of a website rebuild. How to plan the migration of URLs, integrations, and content, and how to verify them before publishing.
- Dmitry Rodionov
What makes a website look and work professionally
Typography, spacing, and images create the first impression. Speed, consistent behavior, and clear company details help maintain it.