Building DROdio.com, live
You'll see the messy reality of building live: the typos, the 'wait, why isn't this working?' moments, and how to recover when things go sideways — which is exactly what happens when you're coding solo.
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Explore Daniel R. Odio’s writing, videos, lessons, and shipped work about web.
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Mobile Web vs. Native Apps: Daniel Moderates
You've probably jumped straight into building an app without considering whether mobile web would serve your users better. This panel reveals the competing considerations you need to weigh before committing to either path—and might save you from a costly rebuild.
Guy Vidra of The Washington Post event
You'll learn how The Washington Post prioritized SMS, mobile web, and native apps without spreading themselves too thin — the strategic framework that kept them from chasing every shiny platform at once.
Web Managers Roundtable CMS Event
You'll learn from someone who managed WhiteHouse.gov's Drupal migration—the exact mistakes they hit and recovered from—so you don't repeat them when your vibe-coded prototype needs to scale into a real CMS.
Mobile Analytics Event at Holocaust Museum
You're probably tracking mobile users wrong because mobile breaks all the desktop rules you're used to. This shows you the specific gotchas that trip up even experienced teams and how to navigate mobile's messy, fast-changing landscape without starting over every six months.
1-2-3 Punch: Web Leads + Followup
You're probably losing leads because you're treating your website like a brochure instead of a phone-ringing machine, and you're responding too slowly. This walks through the specific mistakes — buried contact forms, slow follow-up, no lead tracking — and shows you the CRM approach that stops prospects from slipping through the cracks.
Just Use CTRL+F to Find
You already know about CTRL+F, but you probably underuse it and still scroll-hunt more than you realize. This quick reminder shows the actual time savings — up to 8 hours per year — and might make you finally build the muscle memory to reach for it first.
Understanding the Purpose of a Website
You've built a sleek site with all your services listed, but inquiries aren't coming in—and this post reveals the embarrassingly simple mistake you're probably making. Learn why your contact form buried three clicks deep is killing your conversion.