8d • Djangify
Writing content on Djangify using content blocks
Today I woke up and realised something. I built Djangify using a framework Django and Django uses HTML to build the front end - things like pages, templates and blog posts can take html code and display it.
All an artifact or micro-app is, is html and CSS code blended together and AI is really good at making them look amazing.
My idea was to make a blog post look and read better by giving everyone the ability to add tables, lists, checklist and just different things that will break a long article up, because long articles that help people are key for SEO.
I wanted a way to present information without a long wall of words broken up by bullet points and titles.
So I spoke to Claude code and came up with something and you can see what it looks like here
and then inside of that article is a link to a live example. It shows the instructions to install Djangify self-hosted from beginning to end.
It is responsive and looks great on a mobile and so from tomorrow I will be upgrading a lot more of my articles using different content boxes.
Does it make a difference to my search traffic? That's the question I will answer through this experiment.
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Writing content on Djangify using content blocks
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