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Cheers!Mix, Click, and Code with Us!Welcome to the digital speakeasy where WordPress wizards and design dabblers come together to sip, critique, and fix the web one cocktail at a time! Boozy Browsing is the podcast that turns technical troubleshooting into happy hour entertainment.What’s on tap? Each episode, our tech-tipsy hosts serve up a fresh themed cocktail while dissecting websites with the precision of seasoned developers (and the honesty that comes after a drink or two). From “The CSS Spritzer” to “The WordPress Whiskey Sour,” we’re mixing drinks and fixing links!
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Part two gets practical. This is where Matt and Meeky move from the cost of performance issues to the fixes that actually matter. Image formats. Compression. Third-party tracking scripts. Hosting choices. The stuff teams
A slow site does not usually fail all at once. It bleeds revenue a few milliseconds at a time. In part one of this two-part Boozy Browsing episode, Matt and Meeky get into the hidden cost of web performance. Not vanity m
Part two gets into the part that actually costs money: what's broken under the hood, and what happens when nobody catches it. Stanford research shows developers using AI tools produce less secure code than those without.
Vibe coding ships fast. It also ships broken. Veracode's 2025 analysis found 45% of AI-generated code contains security vulnerabilities. Lightrun's 2026 report puts another number on it: 43% of AI-generated changes need
We brought an agentic AI dev into our actual workflow. Not as a demo. Not on a sandbox. On real projects, with real consequences. Here's what actually happened: where it surprised us with senior-level work, where it publ
Audience questions drove this one. We answer practical questions about scaling digital teams, figuring out whether a problem is people or process, what actually makes a platform resilient, and how to troubleshoot outages
In this episode, Matt Dorman and Meeky explore how AI tools are transforming site reviews and content creation, including a live demo of AI-generated voice and site analysis. They discuss the potential to automate tasks,
Your site looks fine. But a security vulnerability has been sitting unpatched for 194 days. A broken link from your paid ad campaign is converting at exactly $0. Your last deployment quietly broke something in production
Meeky and Matt dig into the infrastructure gaps that bleed revenue from mid-market outdoor and DTC brands — not through obvious disasters, but through the quiet, daily losses nobody's measuring. Over Breakfast Stout and
Open source won. That much is settled — 96% of commercial codebases contain open-source components, and WooCommerce still powers more e-commerce stores globally than any other platform. But winning doesn't mean you're do
Episode 50. We made it. Meeky and Matt look back on the full run — the guests who shifted how they think, the technical disasters that became the best stories, and the AI debates that keep getting louder every year. This
Meeky and Matt audit a real local business website, covering accessibility, design consistency, competitor benchmarking, and what's holding the site back from converting visitors into customers. 💡 WHAT WE COVER: ✅ Acces
Meeky and Matt ditch live audits and unpack three internet-is-getting-weird trends: the Dead Internet Theory, vibe coding vs. junior developers, and whether AI agents are productivity magic or a security nightmare. Over
Meeky and Matt dig into AI-driven personalization: the marketing promise, the real implementation gap, and why a segment of one sounds great until it gets creepy. Over Meeky's Sweet Baby Jesus Porter and Matt's White Riv
Meeky and Matt skip the live site audits and dig into what's actually trending in dev tools. Over a Josh Cellars Sauvignon Blanc and Matt's mushroom coffee experiment, they break down why Cursor and Claude Code are blowi
Meeky goes solo to share a fascinating experiment: recreating her entire 2013 thesis film using AI in just 2 days. Over a 32oz Boozy Brews Citrus Smash, she breaks down why AI nailed the prototype but failed spectacularl
Matt's eyes are completely dilated from his eye check-up, so he literally can't see—which makes him the perfect accessibility tester. Over 32oz cans of Busey Brews Milk Stout, Matt and Meeky audit websites while function
In this episode of Boozy Browsing, Matt and Meeky step back from live site audits to talk about what it actually takes to prepare your platform for 2026. From shared monitoring mishaps to outdated workflows and reactive
Matt sets out to do a real-world shopping test by going all the way through checkout, but the buying decision starts to unravel fast. In this episode, we browse e-commerce sites the same way real customers do and unpack
Matt and Meeky are auditing real websites over Mexican Hot Chocolate Stout and Sweet Baby Jesus Porter, breaking down quick wins ANY site owner can implement—no developer required. From unclear CTAs to cluttered homepage
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