Source register

Current facts should point to current sources.

This register combines first-party platform documentation with clearly labelled public benchmarks used for cost or market context. First-party sources take priority for rules that can change; benchmark sources are never presented as universal prices.

01

Google Search Central: Structured data introduction

Google

Page-matching JSON-LD and validation guidance.

02

Google Search Central: ProfilePage structured data

Google

Person and profile-page markup for the portfolio identity.

03

Google Search Central: Article structured data

Google

Case-study and guide article markup.

04

Google Search Central: Breadcrumb structured data

Google

Breadcrumb hierarchy on all detail pages.

05

Google Search Central: Crawling errors and hacked pages

Google

Legacy spam URL cleanup and Search Console verification.

06

WordPress Plugin Handbook

WordPress.org

Plugin architecture, hooks, security and maintainability guidance.

07

WordPress REST API Handbook

WordPress.org

WordPress API integration guidance.

08

WooCommerce REST API documentation

WooCommerce

Orders, customers, products and external-system integration.

09

WooCommerce webhooks documentation

WooCommerce

Event-driven order and customer workflows.

10

Next.js App Router documentation

Vercel

Modern application architecture and deployment patterns.

11

Next.js Proxy documentation

Vercel

Returning 410 responses for legacy spam URL patterns in Next.js 16.

12

n8n error handling documentation

n8n

Reliable workflow failures, retries and alerts.

13

Google Ads API: Manage offline conversions

Google

Connecting qualified leads and sales back to advertising activity.

14

Google Tag Manager: Server-side tagging

Google

Tracking architecture, performance and data-control guidance.

15

Google Tag Manager: Data layer

Google

Reliable event and conversion measurement.

16

Twilio Messaging Compliance Toolkit

Twilio

Consent, opt-out and messaging workflow safeguards.

17

Cloudflare security documentation

Cloudflare

Security, DNS and edge-protection considerations.

18

Google Search Central: Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content

Google

Authorship, first-hand experience, trust and evidence-led publishing guidance.

19

Google Search Central: Fix hacked content and compromised sites

Google

Security recovery, hacked URL cleanup and post-recovery monitoring.

20

Google Search Console: Removals and SafeSearch reports

Google

Temporary hiding of obsolete or hacked URLs while permanent 404 or 410 removal is processed.

21

WordPress Advanced Administration: Security

WordPress.org

Current WordPress security guidance, including the importance of keeping core, plugins and themes updated.

22

WordPress Advanced Administration: Hardening WordPress

WordPress.org

Hardening guidance for authentication, file access and common attack paths.

23

web.dev: Core Web Vitals

Google

Current field-performance metrics and good thresholds: LCP 2.5 seconds or less, INP 200 ms or less and CLS 0.1 or less at the 75th percentile.

24

Google Search Central: Canonicalization

Google

Current canonical URL guidance for protocol, duplicate, filter and accidental URL variants.

25

Google Search Central: Remove information from Google

Google

Permanent removal requirements and the temporary nature of Search Console removal requests.

26

WooCommerce: High-Performance Order Storage

WooCommerce

Current order-storage architecture, compatibility considerations and the fact that HPOS is enabled by default on new stores from WooCommerce 8.2 onward.

27

WooCommerce developer docs: Cart and Checkout extensibility

WooCommerce

Current extension model for block-based cart and checkout, including JavaScript, PHP and Store API integration boundaries.

28

WooCommerce developer docs: Additional checkout fields

WooCommerce

Current supported locations and behavior for additional WooCommerce checkout fields.

29

WooCommerce developer docs: Checkout utilities

WooCommerce

Current checkout validation interfaces and error-handling behavior, last updated May 2026.

30

Google Analytics: Mark events as key events

Google

Current GA4 key-event guidance, including the standard-property limit of 30 marked key events.

31

Google Analytics: About consent mode

Google

Current consent-mode behavior and the distinction between consent signaling and a consent banner.

32

Codeable: WordPress expert pricing

Codeable

Public 2026 specialist-market benchmark: estimates based on an $80–$120 USD hourly rate, with published starting prices for common WordPress work.

33

Codeable: WooCommerce development costs 2026

Codeable

Public 2026 WooCommerce market benchmark showing how rates change with specialization and project complexity.

34

Sucuri: Malware removal plans

Sucuri

Public malware-removal plan pricing used only as a current market example, not as a universal project price.

Register reviewed: 2026-08-09

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