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Would you like to maintain, support, or develop your Drupal website with professionals, but you wonder how to pass your project into the right hands? Imagine that you've already shared your web application with our team. Now we'll show you how we cooperate at the beginning of our journey, what steps we take to get to know your website and requirements, and who participates in the project onboarding to make all the stages go fast and smoothly.

More and more companies and individuals are choosing to create and post content online rather than print it on paper. Is digital publishing really a better solution for those who have something to share with a larger audience? Read our article to find out the answer to this question.

Color is a powerful design tool in web design. It not only emphasizes the aesthetic value of the project but also conveys information and defines the atmosphere. The right use of colors on a website can make it look professional. On the other hand, the wrong color choice may cause the web page not to be perceived seriously by the user or even make it difficult to perceive the whole thing properly. A color scheme will be helpful in choosing a color palette.

Nowadays, software has become crucial for the functioning of large publishers. It supports the process of creating, publishing and distributing content, and also allows monitoring and analyzing users and market data. In the following article, we would like to introduce you to one of the available tools that improve the process of creating a website and increase the quality of daily work on content. This solution is the Thunder distribution based on Drupal CMS.

The attractiveness of online news magazines comes from the fact they give readers access to the latest information much faster than a traditional newspaper. To publish on the web and carry out a virtual editorial office, it’s necessary to have the right tools. Find out why it's worth investing in a CMS for newspapers and what distinguishes the best solutions of this type.

Both web development and the entire IT world base many activities on the division into frontend and backend. And although we can hear both terms very often, not everyone (especially people from outside the industry) is aware of how they differ and are characterized. To help you understand these issues, in this article, we'll discuss the frontend and backend, showing the main differences, as well as popular languages and frameworks that can be used to work on a website.

Recent years have proved that the Internet has become the most important sales channel for business. And although we are actually a few clicks away from the customer, and we’re able to open our first online store in just a few moments, it’s easy to get lost among the numerous possibilities. Product Information Management will help you avoid such a situation. Find out what PIM is, how it facilitates working across multiple sales channels, and how the Pimcore system – which may be the right solution for you – works in all this.

The backend and frontend are two different parts of a website in charge of separate tasks. The frontend - user interface - is responsible for how the application looks and how the user interacts with it. The backend is part of the system that includes business logic, data processing, and communication with various systems. It’s therefore the basis of the application, which allows it to process information and send it to the frontend.

The customer may not always be well acquainted with technical issues involved in building websites, but they have something that is essential when creating a great website - an idea of their product in the best possible version. Customer-centric design is the approach of taking this knowledge and creating a website that is in line with the customer's needs. Find out what are the advantages of running a project in this way.

It's been quite a journey for us! Over the past ten years, we opened four offices in Poland, grew our team to 70+ specialists, developed our skills in Drupal, Symfony, Laravel, and PHP, and successfully delivered numerous projects to our clients. Let's look at how it started and how it's going.