Log first, email second
When a form sends an email, the email is the fragile part. Rate-limit, write the request to the database, then send the email and record how it went. A provider outage should never cost you a lead.
ReadA frontend engineer who also owns the parts around the UI (build pipelines, auth, payments), solo when a project needs it.


When a form sends an email, the email is the fragile part. Rate-limit, write the request to the database, then send the email and record how it went. A provider outage should never cost you a lead.
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Plenty of SEO reports score things Google has said it ignores. This engine keeps a list of checks it will never build, cites a source for every rule it does run, and won't show a score without its coverage.
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Admin panels usually fit the people who build them. This one fits the people who actually use it: older editors, so the type is bigger, the contrast is higher and labels never hide.
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