Hey @Pablo, congrats! That's a great initiative :)

A detail from performance point of view: Scrolling lags a bit. It can be annoying at times. I think it's due to the hover effect during scroll. You could cancel the event when scrolling or cancel it altogether.

I'm using Chrome. Maybe I put a 0 on a field, could that be it? :thinking:

Yup, happened to me as well :(

ha! Totally understandable. Anyways, it looks and swipes beautifully on mobile.

Tom, I love that it's a PWA, and it's really beautiful and awesome! However, why not allowing desktop users? The design works pretty good (tried it hacking into it with devtools)

Hey, that's cool! I'm willing to give you a hand if you want to include confs in South America. This is happening, for example: http://cssconfar.com

Updated over the weekend and have zero issues with those. I don't use Abstract tho. I did had to reinstall the sass gem. Also, I went from less than 30GB to 43GB free B-)

I felt really curious about this topic for a while. Mainly about which software was suitable and affordable to tackle this. I've read many articles that touch on many aspects on how to make typefaces, but nothing that covers so much as this in such straightforward way. Thanks!

If I were you, I'd just stick with the current WP template and try to shave off whatever is making the site slow. I know how we always want to reimplement everything in the latest tech, but take it as an opportunity to learn performance.

His site works alright, perhaps is already ranked on Google, he knows how to update it and use it. Also -and more importantly-, what considerable advantage could this entail for his (potential) customers?

Think how you will benefit from a redesign and how your potential and current customers will benefit, and you'll come with a solution in no time. Then, measure the impact.

Also: Koken, like suggested, is great. WordPress is great too for users. If used with Timber and ACF it's piece of cake to build a custom theme.