Web Development

Developing a custom website is the key to delivering a website tailored to both your business needs and the needs of your customers. In today’s world, you should be fast, quickly adapt to changes, and listen to your customers’ changing needs. One of the best ways to achieve this is to build your website via the headless approach.

From basic animated icons and banners through button hovers and navigation transitions to advanced neumorphism, liquid motion or scrollytelling… web animation effects have become crucial if you’re serious about good UX. In the article, we systematize the main directions in web animation design for making your decision easy-peasy.

The Internet is now on a different level than it used to be in the late 2000s. You can create a website app in numerous ways now and have more control over them. Our article is not only about presenting you with best practices or tips for creating a web app. We also check the details of the recommended approaches to web application development. Read on!

Static site generators are essential for building quick and super-performat websites. Without them, the Jamstack approach wouldn’t exist. With over 300 static site generators out there, one might be overwhelmed with the proper choice. We thought we could write an article to make it easier for you. Enjoy your reading!

Headless architecture is only one of the many options available for developers. However, it’s clearly becoming more and more appealing. No wonder: according to Salesforce, 76% of businesses that adopted headless architecture have enhanced their ability to tailor digital experiences. What’s more, every 4 out of 5 companies that don’t have it, plan to implement headless within the next two years.

Web development trends have significantly evolved over the past decade. While the last ten years have been focused on such issues as increasing the security of web pages, the rise of cloud-based solutions, accessibility and the advancement of mobile apps, the current decade is shifting towards continuous innovations, as well as technological flexibility and interconnectivity.