Wunderlandmedia Blog
Thoughts on web development, SEO, and running a one-person agency.
November 6, 2026
Google's AI Mode Fires Off Queries You Never Typed. That's the Part That Matters.
AI Mode breaks your query into ones nobody typed. What query fan-out changes, what Search Console won't report, and what is actually true about "default".
SEO
November 4, 2026
How I Test Client Sites Without a QA Team
A one-person agency's Playwright setup: the seven checks worth writing for a client site, what to skip, and how to run them against production.
Insights & Ideas
November 2, 2026
How to Scope an AI Automation Project So It Doesn't Eat You Alive
The six failure modes that blow up AI automation projects, and the scoping language that prevents each one. Plus what those failure rate stats really say.
Behind the Business
October 31, 2026
Your Browser Will Block XSS for You Now. Almost Nobody Has Turned It On.
Trusted Types hit Baseline in February 2026 and blocks DOM XSS at the API level. Adoption is under 3%. Here is the rollout that works.
Insights & Ideas
October 29, 2026
The Client Asked for a Chatbot. I Built Them a Form.
I sell AI consulting and still talk most clients out of chatbots. The five things people actually mean when they ask, and the cheaper fix for four.
Behind the Business
October 27, 2026
The Polyfills and Libraries You Can Finally Delete in 2026
Verified Baseline statuses for the CSS and JS features people still ship polyfills for, plus the five where the announcements got it wrong.
Insights & Ideas
October 26, 2026
Why Is Everything Being Rewritten in Rust? AI Changed the Math, Not the Reason.
Bun ported 535k lines of Zig to Rust in 11 days with Claude. Memory safety was the reason. AI made it affordable.
Artificial Intelligence
October 25, 2026
What Local AI Is Actually Good At in 2026, and What It Still Fumbles
Which tasks you can hand to a model on your own hardware, which still need a frontier API, and the evidence for where the line sits.
Artificial Intelligence
October 23, 2026
An AI Agent Just Filled Out Your Contact Form. Did Anything Break?
Agentic browsers are already filling out contact forms on real sites. What breaks, what to check, and why blocking them is a mistake.
Insights & Ideas
October 21, 2026
Reddit Is Either 11% of AI Citations or 0.5%. Here's How to Actually Show Up There.
Reddit's share of AI citations swings from 12% to 0.5% in a week. What that means, and how to actually participate.
SEO