LFW

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The improvements we make to LFW.com, from clearer page layouts to new ways of getting things done. This is the same ongoing attention we bring to the websites we manage.

69 updates Aug 10, 2026 to Sep 13, 2026

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August 2026

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See how a website changes over time.

Move through dated captures of LFW.com to see how the website has changed. Looking Glass makes those earlier views easier to inspect when a team needs a record of its public pages.

LFW.com through the archive Enlarge screenshot
The Looking Glass public archive shows a dated capture of LFW.com with controls for moving between captures.

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Current archive interface, captured September 13, showing LFW.com’s own public pages.
Explore Looking Glass
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A contact card you can save.

Scan the contact card to save Leland’s details on your phone. The page also gives you direct links to get in touch or connect on LinkedIn.

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Leland’s public contact card on a phone, with a contact QR code and links to LinkedIn and the contact file.

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Current public contact card, captured September 13 at a phone-sized viewport.
Open the contact cardRead more about Leland
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A clearer way to arrange a call.

Choose a preferred time, your time zone, and how you would like to meet. The booking flow explains whether the time is confirmed or awaiting a reply, with calendar details to keep once it is arranged.

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The current booking interface with date and time choices and a notice explaining that the request awaits confirmation.

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Current public booking flow, captured September 13. No meeting was submitted for this image.
Arrange a call
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Look at LFW’s own website activity.

The analytics page shows an example using activity from LFW.com itself. See how pages, traffic sources, and trends can become a useful picture of what visitors are doing.

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The public LFW.com analytics dashboard with aggregate activity totals and a traffic chart.

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Current public dashboard, captured September 13. These are aggregate figures for LFW.com, not a client account.
Explore Analytics
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Find and follow the writing.

Browse articles by topic, search for a question, or subscribe through your feed reader. Search and filter choices stay in the address, so a useful view can be shared or revisited.

The blog also includes an email signup for readers who prefer to hear from LFW that way.

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A free first look at a website.

Enter a domain to get a free first look at the information its website makes public. The results explain what was checked and help you decide what deserves a closer review.

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The free audit form asks for a website domain and explains the public information it can review.

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Current public form, captured September 13. No audit was requested for this image.
Try the free audit
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Event registration from invitation to check-in.

Guests can register on the event website and keep their confirmation and ticket together. The working demo also shows the guest list, capacity controls, and a phone-friendly check-in screen.

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A demonstration event page combines its date, location, calendar link, and registration form.

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Current public registration demonstration. The event and organization are fictional.
Explore event registrationTry the registration example
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Try a website request before becoming a client.

Try sending a website request, attaching a screenshot, and following the conversation in our Client Portal demo. It uses a fictional organization, so you can explore the experience without opening a real client account.

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The Client Portal demonstration asks what needs to change, with optional fields for a page link and screenshots.

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Current demonstration interface. The organization and sample records are fictional.
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Selected public improvements to LFW.com. Client work and confidential operational details stay private. Earlier entries were collected from the project’s history and dated to the relevant milestones. Screenshots labeled “current” show the version captured for this changelog, not necessarily the version on the entry’s date.

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