Something developers check before anything else.
Try the console with the lights off.
Copy something worth keeping.
The browser's menu isn't the only one.
Some people measure their windows precisely.
Not every word is just a word.
Two years is a specific number.
One word appears more than it should.
The hardest section to write has a secret.
Type the thing this site is about.
Click the name. Three times.
Some people can't stop going home.
The Barcelona paragraph has a footnote.
The Last Updated date is clickable.
Try navigating without a mouse.
Highlight something worth keeping.
Stay still. Don't scroll. Don't click.
Leave a long read too quickly.
Visit between midnight and 5am.
Monday morning, homepage, 8–10am.
Friday evening, homepage, 5–9pm.
Four minutes on the homepage. First visit.
Visit every main page in one session.
Go straight to /now without being linked there.
Read a case study like you mean it.
Find the section titled 'What I'd do differently' in both case studies.
Stay on the About page longer than it takes to read.
Visit Contact and leave without clicking the email.
Some require specific timing. A few require returning.
One requires patience you probably don't have.
The console eggs can't be tracked — but they're there.