Notes, lessons, and things I've learned.
I try to explain complex things in simple words.
Why I Chose an Offline-First Architecture
I did not want the most important part of the app to depend on a stable network. That decision shaped almost everything about how I built SafeWay.
The Real Reason Your Website Doesn’t Rank on Google
Most websites do not fail because of missing keywords. They fail because the content is weak, generic, or unclear.
What I Learned About Picking UI Colors
I used to overthink UI colors. Then I realized good color choices are often much simpler than they look.
5 Big Mistakes People Make When Picking a Domain
I've bought more domains than I'd like to admit. These are the mistakes I see again and again — and a few I made myself.
Why SEO Matters More Than I Thought
As a developer, I used to believe a good website would naturally get attention. Then I learned that discoverability is part of the product too.
I Tried to Turn Accident Data Into a Real-Time Safety App
I did not want accident data to stay trapped in reports and charts. I wanted it to reach people while they were actually on the road.
A Street Is Not Dangerous by Accident
The more I looked at accident data, the less I believed in the idea of random roads. Some places keep producing the same kind of risk for years, and that usually means something deeper is going on.
The Streets in Lithuania Where Accidents Never Stop Happening
I spent months analyzing five years of Lithuanian accident data. What I found was unsettling — the same streets keep showing up, year after year.