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Custom software, put to work.

LFW.com is more than a publishing site. We build the applications behind its audits, bookings, and client workflows. Explore our own tools below, with fictional demonstrations clearly identified. These are examples of LFW's product development, not client case studies.

The website auditor

Submit a public website for initial checks, then request a deeper browser audit. Our application coordinates the checks and turns findings into a report with evidence and suggested fixes. The sample report uses fictional data.

LFW Monitor

Scheduled checks track accessibility, desktop and mobile performance, search visibility, and other website quality issues. We use Monitor on LFW.com and share selected measurements publicly. Customer coverage is agreed for each site.

The booking system

The call scheduler connects to Google Calendar, offers available times in the visitor's timezone, and creates a calendar invitation. When Google Meet is selected, it also creates the meeting link. The booking interface and scheduling logic are ours.

The Client Portal

A shared place for requests, comments, documents, and the record of completed work, with permissions and passkey sign-in. The public tour shows the customer experience using clearly labeled demonstration data.

LFW Analytics

First-party measurement helps us understand traffic and visitor journeys. Optional Replay requires permission; privacy choices govern the configured integrations. The public dashboard shares aggregate data from LFW.com, not individual visitor records.

LFW Experiments

Compare a proposed change against the existing experience using defined goals and decision rules. The reporting distinguishes a supported result from a test that has not collected enough evidence.

LFW Events

Registration, capacity limits, waitlists, QR tickets, and check-in are connected parts of the same application. The fictional gala demonstrates the registration experience without presenting it as a real event.

Looking Glass

Scheduled captures preserve selected public pages for later comparison. The public example lets you compare LFW.com captures by their recorded dates. An archive complements backups; it does not replace a restorable website backup.

The technology behind it

This site and its application routes use Astro and Node.js, with SQLite for persistent records. Our browser-based auditor combines LFW's checks and reporting with tools including Playwright, Lighthouse, and axe. Google Calendar supplies calendar availability and meeting invitations.

Our custom web application development work includes PHP and Laravel, Python, Node.js, React, and WordPress. The right tools depend on the workflow, the systems it must connect to, and who will maintain it. LFW.com itself uses the Astro and Node.js stack described above.

Source Serif 4 and Public Sans are self-hosted, including the display cut used for headings and the website wordmark. The brand guidelines show the typography, colors, and interface details in use. Font requests stay on LFW.com.

We work toward WCAG 2.2 AA through automated checks and manual review. Automated scores are useful evidence, not a guarantee of accessibility. Selected public improvements are recorded in the changelog.

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