Freelance Full-Stack Developer | Django + React | Shopify, WordPress & Automation | I Build Web Experiences That Convert
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Made my first product! 🤣
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Tip that prevents nasty surprises: test on staging that actually mirrors production. Prod-like data volume, same config. "It worked on staging" means nothing if staging is a tiny, clean, different world from the real thing. Test where it counts. vicentereyes.org
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Issue the moment a code goes public: coupon abuse. A code meant for one customer gets screenshotted and shared, or a "one per person" limit isn't enforced server-side, and your targeted discount becomes a public free-for-all. Enforce limits for real. vicentereyes.org
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Banned discord mo? Download and use https://1.1.1.1 from the App Store or Play Store. Solve agad yan.
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Q4 reminder: hardening the store isn't enough if the humans behind it aren't ready. Support will get slammed, fulfillment stressed, and problems will need people to solve them. Prep the ops and the team, not just the code. Peak is a whole-business event. vicentereyes.org
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Speed tip devs skip: ship less JavaScript. Big bundles block your store from becoming interactive — the page looks ready but taps do nothing while the browser parses megabytes of JS. Code-split, defer non-critical scripts, load only what a page needs. vicentereyes.org
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Hey there,
I just published a new post:
GiggleGigs: A Job Board That Actually Uses AI Where It Helps
Read it here: vicentereyes.org/blog/giggle…
—Vicente
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9/11 pages done then it's a responsiveness test for tablet and mobile and then I'm done but I hope I get more projects with the agency.
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Issue quietly killing mobile conversions: a checkout that fights the phone. Wrong keyboard per field, autofill that doesn't work, tap targets too small, too much typing. Most traffic is mobile — small input frictions at checkout add up to abandoned carts. vicentereyes.org
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Q4 prep nobody enjoys but everyone needs: an incident plan. When something breaks on Black Friday, "who does what" should already be decided — who's watching, who fixes, how to roll back, what you tell customers. A runbook turns a crisis into a procedure. vicentereyes.org
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Underrated tip: building your store accessibly also makes it easier to find and buy from for everyone. Semantic HTML, real alt text, labeled inputs, keyboard nav, solid contrast — the same things that help screen-reader users help SEO and reduce friction. vicentereyes.org
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Q4 rule that saves you from yourself: freeze experiments during peak. Don't launch A/B tests or new features into your biggest sales days. You're adding variables when you need stability — and peak traffic skews the data so badly the test is worthless. vicentereyes.org
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Before peak, do the one test almost nobody does: buy from your own store. A real end-to-end order — ad to landing to cart to checkout to email — on a real phone with a real card. You'll find friction and breakage you never see from the admin side. vicentereyes.org
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Last call before Q4. I'm taking a few projects this month for pre-peak hardening, campaign builds, and dress rehearsals — the work that has to happen before the freeze. After September, the window's closed. If your store isn't ready, now's the moment. vicentereyes.org
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Speed trick that makes navigation feel instant: prefetch the pages a user is likely to visit next. When they hover a product or reach the bottom of a collection, quietly preload the next page so it's already there on click. The click feels instantaneous. vicentereyes.org
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