PluralEyes Alternatives: How to Sync Audio Now That It's Gone
PluralEyes stopped getting updates in 2023. Here's how editors sync camera and recorder audio now, from the tools in your editor to standalone apps.
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How we think about building
Notes on design, development, delivery, and everything in between.
ScriptSync for Premiere Pro and Resolve: What Works in 2026
Avid's ScriptSync links every take to its line in the script. Here's what Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve editors can use instead, and how each one works.
Read more →Your Website Is a Machine, Not a Brochure
Most small business websites just sit there. They could be qualifying leads, booking appointments, and following up automatically. Here's how to turn a static site into a client acquisition system.
Read more →Build, Rent, or Template? How to Pick the Right Path for Your Website
Custom build, rented platform, or template. Three options, and most people pick wrong. Here's a framework for choosing the one that actually fits your situation.
Read more →How to Choose a Website Developer for Your Small Business
What to look for in a website developer, red flags to avoid, and the questions you should ask before hiring anyone. Practical advice for small business owners.
Read more →Website Packages for Small Business: What Things Actually Cost
Honest breakdown of DIY templates, done-for-you packages, and custom builds. What you get at each price point and which one makes sense for your business.
Read more →Small Business Website Examples: What Good Looks Like
Real examples of effective small business websites. See what works structurally, why certain designs convert better, and what to steal for your own site.
Read more →Free Website Templates for Small Business: Pick One and Go Live Today
Handpicked free HTML/CSS templates for small businesses. Restaurant, salon, contractor, and more. Download, customize, and publish without spending a dime.
Read more →Website Builders vs. HTML: Why We Don't Use Them (And You Probably Shouldn't Either)
Website builders like Wix and Squarespace are easy to start with. But they cost more long-term, lock you in, and give you a site you don't actually own. Here's why plain HTML is the better choice for most small businesses.
Read more →The Details Nobody Notices (But Everyone Feels)
The difference between a site that works and a site that feels right lives in the invisible layer of craft. Transition timing, spacing, typography, interaction. None of it gets noticed. All of it gets felt.
Read more →Why We Ship Fast (Without Cutting Corners)
Most people think speed and quality are opposites. I disagree. Here's how a small team stays fast while still sweating the details.
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