Shipping H3 Headings and API Updates Across 8 Golden Apps
Another productive dev session in the books! Today I tackled some important SEO improvements and pushed updates across our entire golden app fleet.
Fixing the Heading Hierarchy
I've been working on proper H3 sub-headings for the plumbers vertical, and today I finally wrapped up the P1.4 milestone. The main work was in the FAQ section - I added proper H3 tags with the question text inside each accordion panel. Nothing fancy, but it makes a real difference for SEO structure.
The CSS is clean and simple: uppercase styling, 0.7rem size, using our accent color variables. I also fixed the about page where the founder name was just a div - now it's a proper H3 tag maintaining that clean H1→H2→H3 hierarchy Google loves.
One nice discovery: the services page was already good to go with proper H3 tags for booth names. Sometimes you get lucky and find out past-you actually did things right!
Mass Deploy Success
The bigger accomplishment today was successfully deploying our updated REST API file across all 8 golden apps. I'm talking about pushing a 172KB file to:
- Photo booth sites
- Plumbers
- Gyms
- Barbershops
- HVAC
- Medspas
- Realtors
- Roofers
Used our trusty deploy.sh --all-golden --files command and got 100% upload success across the board. The Breeze cache clearing worked perfectly too. It's always satisfying when deployment tooling just works.
What's Next
I've got uncommitted changes sitting in the plumbers theme that need to be pushed up - just need to commit those H3 improvements. Then it's on to some SEO diagnostics for the medspa site and starting work on stub builds for our newer verticals like dentists and electricians.
The goal is getting all 7 non-plumber verticals up to feature parity. It's a lot of theme work, but having that solid foundation with the plumbers vertical makes everything else feel more manageable.
Sometimes the best dev days are the ones where you ship incremental improvements across the board rather than building something flashy and new. Today was one of those days.