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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!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Live website testing gives Boozy Browsing a practical eye for design failures, accessibility gaps, and the messy consequences of AI-assisted development.
Boozy Browsing: Pour Decisions in Web Development turns website criticism into an informal group exercise, with the hosts clicking through pages and testing what happens rather than judging from a polished screenshot.
A vanishing logo becomes a browser test while you mentally file your own site's bug report.
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A boozy live audit that turns checkout friction and site structure into plainspoken design criticism.
This episode starts in a boozy register and settles into a useful audit of checkout flow, site structure, and the awkward work of moving between related brand spaces just to buy something.
A practical site review that stays strongest on mobile and menu details.
The episode gets clearer once the banter gives way to the actual critique. It settles on a practical site review, weighing when images help a card and when a cleaner layout may work better.
A practical critique of where a site feels clunky before checkout.
It keeps its focus on the friction people run into before they can buy. The discussion contrasts a Shopify setup that feels clumsy on the way in with checkout itself, which is presented as more workable, and that tension gives the piece its shape.
A practical reminder that personalization only works when it stays clear, restrained, and trustworthy.
The piece frames personalization as a useful product choice only when it stays in bounds. It argues that guidance can help users, but once the system moves too quickly, leans too hard on data, or starts seeming overly familiar, the value turns into risk.
A casual audit that lands on accessibility and consistency fixes.
Boozy Browsing frames a casual drink-and-coffee setup as a practical website critique, staying centered on whether the site holds together as visitors move from page to page.
A brisk Halloween retail audit that stays useful because the critiques stay specific.
The episode stays on Halloween retail site checks and keeps the pace brisk. The strongest points are the simple, concrete questions: whether location shows up fast, whether chat support answers, and whether the site makes its purpose clear. That gives the piece a practical edge.
A practical check-in on AI dev tools and the gap between hype and real help.
This episode opens in a scattered, slightly under-the-weather mood, then settles into practical talk about model choice, agent behavior, and computer use.
A messy site audit that turns tiny UI glitches into clear usability lessons.
The episode works best as a live diagnosis of a strange, half-broken site. The hosts keep circling the same failures: images that load one by one instead of in a gallery, navigation that slips around, hover states that only appear after some cursor work, and pages crowded with…
Lean websites, lower waste, clearer choices.
WordPress talk with the live edges left in.
WordPress work, news, and community notes.
WordPress, traced through its working community.
Practical web tools without the code fog.
Web development talk with real production scars.
First, yes, there is tongue banter.
Two days was enough.
"I can't see anything" turns into the audit plan.
The site gets a live audit, with a messy little runway first.
Coffee comes first.
The silence gets noticed first.
First, the stream barely gets going.
The room starts loose.
The topic sneaks in late.
Simplicity converts when a page respects attention.
The checkout works, mostly.
One monitoring tool blinked.
"They could use some help." The crew opens with Halloween chatter, then gets pulled into a live accessibility audit where iframes, a stubborn gallery, and old navigation keep tripping the page.
Another site gets pulled into a live audit.
Fast ratings, real friction.
Florida Man loosens up the room.
Halloween starts messy.
Matt runs the audit alone after a recording mishap.
Beer first, site checks second.
Broken links make people leave.
The drink chatter gives way to checkout risk.
The audio sync is already drifting.
"I have a fly in my office." After that small office ambush, the episode gets into multi-team collaboration: how shared context, plain communication, and regular check-ins decide whether work moves or stalls.
Happy holidays, full start.
Porter first.
A real checkout run dies before payment.
Matt is back, and somebody sounds under the weather.
A premium product site gets the rough treatment.
Loose banter turns into a hands-on audit.
No intro needed.
Hosts drink and humorously critique websites while discussing web development and design.
Hosts discuss dental numbness while drinking beer, then transition into their web development podcast format.
Hosts discuss their drinks and medication while setting up a web development and design podcast with a cocktail theme.
Hosts drink and discuss web development, critiquing websites while enjoying themed cocktails.
The hosts interview a security professor about web development and cybersecurity while enjoying themed cocktails.
Hosts mix cocktails while discussing and critiquing websites, blending technical web development with casual drinking banter.
Two software engineers discuss their career journeys and web development topics over cocktails.
Hosts drink beer and critique a brewery's website, discussing redesign topics.
The hosts attempt to build an e-commerce website using AI prompts while enjoying drinks.
Hosts discuss web development topics while enjoying drinks, with this episode featuring a debate about AI.