Web design takes up half this blog, across a dozen posts approaching the same craft from different angles: choosing software to build with, keeping a visitor engaged once they arrive, and the specific habits that separate a page somebody made from a page somebody designed.
That concentration makes Kal Bartal's blog more useful than its neighbours, because you can read the run in sequence and come out with a checklist rather than a mood. The search optimisation piece belongs with them, because a site nobody can find is a design problem as much as anything else.
The rest ranges widely and without connection. Commercial property gets a run, and one post argues that the right lawyer matters more than the right location. Organic gardening without chemicals. Golf, interiors, insurance, coupons and planning a wedding people will still talk about.
One video marketing post sits at the end, and it reads like the start of a different blog.
Take the design posts in order. They were not written as a course and they work as one anyway.