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WordPress at Scale: Security, Performance, Governance
A practical guide to running WordPress at scale — covering architecture, security, performance, SEO, and governance. Learn where WordPress breaks first and which operational rules keep it stable, fast, and maintainable. Artyom Dovgopol WordPress doesn’t fail because it’s weak. It fails because teams treat it like a pile of plugins…
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10 Best MVP Development Agencies in San Francisco
San Francisco MVP agencies understand startup constraints better than anyone — they've built hundreds of products for YC founders, seed-stage teams, and pre-revenue bootstrappers navigating 6-month runways and ruthless prioritization. They know the difference between features that validate assumptions and features that burn capital. Artyom Dovgopol A great MVP agency…
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Landing Page Best Practices 2026: A Structure That Actually Converts
Landing pages in 2026 are no longer "pretty one-pagers." They are fast, focused systems that guide a user toward a single decision without distractions. And it's the architecture — not effects — that decides whether the page converts. Artyom Dovgopol Over the years, we've seen hundreds of landing pages —…
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How Structured Data Really Works: Systems, Semantics, and Long-Term Trust
Structured data looks simple — a few tags, some JSON-LD for SEO. But its real impact isn't in the markup. It's in how digital systems interpret entities, resolve relationships, assign confidence, and handle ambiguity at scale. In long-lived systems — editorial platforms, SaaS products, marketplaces — structured data isn't a…
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Branding in 2026: The Complete System for Building Brands That Grow Faster Than Markets
Markets are saturated, products look identical, and advertising costs rise 20-30% yearly. The only defensible competitive advantage is brand architecture so clear and coherent that customers choose you before comparing alternatives. Artyom Dovgopol We've rebuilt dozens of brands that started with beautiful logos but no strategy. They all faced the…
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Digital knowledge platforms in education: How sharing best practices strengthens education
This article explores education as a learning system — and how digital knowledge platforms help experience accumulate, travel, and strengthen education systems over time. Artyom Dovgopol When you build systems for the long term, you’re really building conditions for learning. If experience disappears every time people change roles, the system…
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How to Build Fast Websites: Principles of Performance Architecture
Fast websites are not created through optimization sprints or late-stage fixes — they are the result of architectural decisions made early and reinforced over time. When performance is treated as optional rather than structural, every new feature quietly makes the system slower. Artyom Dovgopol Performance problems don't start in code.…
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Digital Product Development That Actually Works
Digital products rarely break because of code. More often, they fail because of decisions made too early and too blindly. This longread shows exactly where products start to crack — and how to avoid it. Artyom Dovgopol Most digital products don’t fail because teams lack talent. They fail because the…
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When a Corporate Website Becomes a Revenue System
From the outside, a corporate website seems simple: a homepage, a services section, some case studies, a contact form. If everything is "there," the assumption is that the site is doing its job. In reality, most corporate websites function more like digital brochures than operational systems. Artyom Dovgopol A corporate…
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Digital Branding Beyond Logos: How UX, Design Systems, and Technology Shape Brand Trust
This article looks at digital branding as it actually functions today: as a product of UX, design systems, and technology working together to create (or break) credibility. Artyom Dovgopol In digital products, branding is not what you declare — it’s what users experience repeatedly. If UX, structure, and technology contradict…
