I have been designing for banks for over 10 years. Now I build everything from scratch with Claude, Midjourney, and PHP. This is not theory. It is what I do every day.
A new standard proposes that websites explicitly declare what AI agents can and cannot do on their pages. I implemented it on my blog with vanilla PHP. Here's the code, the decisions I made, and why this will matter more than robots.txt.
80% of your users are not browsing next to a router. Testing your website on mobile WiFi hides the real performance problems your users face every day on mobile data, low signal, and unstable connections.
Complete technical guide on how I implemented Generative Engine Optimization on a PHP blog from scratch. Real code for llms.txt, semantic JSON-LD with automatic Knowledge Graph, and the content structure that makes LLMs cite you.
I stopped designing for screens and started designing for machines that think. GEO, custom Knowledge Graphs, and Sentiment Mapping are concepts that 90% of developers still do not master.
SEO optimizes for link lists. GEO optimizes for being included in AI responses. They are different games and most sites still do not understand the difference.
Writing good content is not enough. You need to structure it so language models understand it, extract it, and cite it. This is how I do it on every project.
Everyone is still trying to rank on Google. But people are no longer searching. They are asking. And when they ask ChatGPT they do not get a list of links. They get an answer. The question is no longer how to rank first but how to become part of the answer.
Not a list of 50 tools. This is what I actually use for UX research with AI after testing almost everything. Claude for analysis, ChatGPT for synthesis, Midjourney for rapid concept testing.
Each post on my blog generates its own unique image from a content hash. No AI, no stock photos. This is how I built the complete system with PHP and GD.
Midjourney V7 understands language differently. The prompts that worked in V6 now produce different results. This is what I learned migrating my workflow as a designer.