Blog
How I think about building software worth shipping — the decisions, the trade-offs, the occasional dead end.
Your website shouldn't advertise your suppliers
Groundwork for the Hospedaje photo library: every photograph a guest sees is served from our own address, so a property's website never quietly names the companies behind it.
The homepage lost its stock photo and grew a mountain
The Mulhacén Labs hero is now a living contour map of a mountain instead of a photo of one.
Take card payments straight to your own bank
Hospedo guests can now pay for a booking on their bank's secure page, with the money settling directly to the property owner's own account — no middleman.
A new front door: bring me a problem worth solving
The Mulhacén Labs homepage now leads with your problem, not my tech stack.
A new Work page — see what I've built
The site now has a dedicated showcase of live products and client sites, with a preview of it on the homepage.
Helping our partner sites get found on Google
The Visita Las Alpujarras site now vouches for its partner subdomains, so businesses like Iron House Gym get discovered faster.
A tidier sitemap: only the articles worth finding
Our blog now tells search engines which posts are real articles and which are just product-update notes, so the good stuff ranks better.
Runway preparation: shipping the half of a change that doesn't need the customer
How preparing the structural half of a change while the customer-blocked half waits turns a coordinated rollout day into a content paste.
What .NET Modernization Costs in 2026: A Practical Breakdown
A practical look at .NET modernization costs for mid-size companies in 2026 — what drives the variance and how to scope the work.