Outcome: 200 blog post images now have width and height.
Review: See GitHub what has been changed.
Result: Page Speed improves ( CLS ). Maybe even Rankings.
In other words demonstrate you care about your website so you Google can trust you a little bit more.
One of the ways I like to learn about AI is to actually create things you need to solve.
Simple is good.
So created a 19 lines of .md instruction to add missing width and height to <img> tag.
Then in Laravel instruct for every file in this folder use this skill.
Rumour has it Raitis Kupce is still celebrating that ABC boxing bout victory over at @JerseyFparkrun. Thank you the weekly park run helped with my cardio. ๐ฅ๐โโ๏ธ
@MattReinholz Yes. I will. Going to use blades basic php and HTML.
For me they generate leads. So I treat them as a Landing page. It a local business. Not corporate biz.
We are not creating 100 of random blog post.
The AI skill would have multiple example of Uniq Selling Points.
Once set up I can change something much quicker and with much less friction compared to WordPress.
It a small local business that I manage myself. To speed up the high level overview:
- Imported blogs via REST API and saved as JSON.
- download all images so the img path stay like for like.
- Used @tailwindcss components to build out draft pages.
Lets say I want to add 3 USP Right after Introduction.
I would instruct the AI with something like:
Using the 'xyz' skill, populate the title and text props on every <x-xyz> component found in # folder/pages.
Whiles I am saddened it did not work out. Your good intention does not always work out.
I am happy and relieved that we part our ways. Best for both of us.
Even better I that I still made my client 3x more than what they invested.
As I write my farewell client report realised I got paidย ยฃ187.5 and generated ยฃ3k to the client + whatever else new leads arrive from now on.
They paid for expenses ยฃ1K + commission ( my profit )