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Becoming an Official Statamic Partner
Jonathan Carey shares what becoming an official Statamic Partner means for clients, content teams and modern web delivery.
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Writing, notes and fieldwork
Practical observations on web delivery, content systems, front-end craft, accessibility and the technical decisions that shape digital products.
Below are recent notes on Statamic, assistive technology, creative education, freelance delivery and the slower parts of craft that still shape better work.
Finishing Two Rooms With ChatGPT
How we used ChatGPT as a collaborative interior stylist to finish a bathroom and bedroom with more confidence and fewer false starts.
Baseline Makes Browser Support Less Vague
Web Platform Baseline is useful for browser support decisions, but good front-end delivery still needs audience data, fallbacks and testing.
Laravel's AI Turn Still Needs Clear Boundaries
Laravel 13 brings first-party AI, MCP and vector search, but the real value for teams is clearer architecture, not faster novelty.
Accessibility Is Not A Scanning Problem
Recent research and W3C guidance show why accessibility still needs human judgement, even as automated and AI tooling improves.
Your Website Still Needs To Be The Source
AI search changes how answers are surfaced, but it makes owned content, clear structure and original expertise more important.
Helping People With Aphasia Sound Like Themselves Again
A personal article about designing an AI-supported digital speaking aid for people with aphasia, with accessibility, consent and identity at the centre.
Talking AI, Accessibility and Creative Futures at Norwich University of the Arts
Reflections from a Norwich University of the Arts session on creative industry practice, assistive technology, AI and accessibility.
Back on the Review Panel at Norwich City College
Notes from returning to Norwich City College as part of the Cross Media Campaign review panel for Creative Media and Technology students.
Creative Talent at Another NUA Big Book Crit
A short reflection on Norwich University of the Arts Big Book Crit and the strength of emerging creative talent in Norwich.
Freelancer or Agency: Choosing the Right Web Partner
A practical look at when to choose a freelancer or an agency for a web development project, and how to pick the right partner.
What Slow BBQ Taught Me About Better Work
A personal note on BBQ, slow cooking, patience, preparation and the shared rituals that sit outside day-to-day development work.
The Freelance Work Culture I Want To Build
Jonathan Carey reflects on freelance work culture, boundaries, family time, transparent communication and continuous learning.
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