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Many people don't pay much attention to the about us page. Meanwhile, more and more customers want not only to purchase a product or service but also to become part of a certain community related to the brand. Today, people make purchase decisions not only on the basis of the competitiveness of the offer but also under the influence of their knowledge about a given company. Our article will show you why you should have an about us page and what it may contain.

A landing page is a standalone web page designed to achieve a specific goal of your company – it may be selling a specific product, establishing contact with the customer, or providing them with useful information. There are various landing pages, some of which help achieve certain goals more effectively than others. The choice of business tools often depends on the industry within which you operate, the product, the service, or the type of your recipients. Learn about various types of landing pag

Behind the success of a digital product are many people handling design, analytics, programming, and testing. Today we'll take a closer look at one of the first steps in creating a digital product, which is UX and UI design. At this stage, the work mainly focuses on the client's business goals and ensuring that the product develops in line with current trends. What's the difference between User Interface and User Experience design?

Open banking market revenue reached $10.39 billion in 2021 and it is very likely to grow in the coming years. The number of users of open banking services is expected to grow rapidly by up to almost 67% (from 28.4 million in 2022 to 42.6 million in 2023) according to the specialists of the Statista portal. Thus, implementing services based on open banking enhances the competitiveness of the bank and can help retain customers.

The constant development of new digital channels and applications has changed the way clients use financial services and products. Fewer and fewer people visit bank branches and more and more want to access their services on a smartphone or other device. Banks and other financial institutions must, therefore, adapt to clients' expectations, offering their services through multiple communication channels and using application programming interfaces (APIs).

Modern websites require modern solutions for their editors. Nowadays, a plain WYSIWYG text editor is often not enough. To meet the expectations of the current market, many solutions that provide users with the possibility of advanced, visual content editing have been created. One of these is Gutenberg. In this article, we'll try to describe its main functions and advantages, as well as present other interesting solutions.

We use multiple environments when developing software. We care most about the production environment which is accessible to all users. In the test environment, we check that the changes we make function as they should. There is also a local environment - we could say it is the most important one. It is where application development and maintenance starts. What exactly is it, what does it provide us with and how do we generate it? Let's get down to specifics.

Fintech websites include web pages of various companies, e.g. those developing new payment methods, providing investment and banking services, offering home budget management tools, and many others. A lot of these organizations rely on modern design to symbolize their innovation. We’ll present selected and interesting examples of websites.

It would be a strange world if we didn’t use names, but call each other "you" or, even worse, use numbers. In everyday life, we are well aware of the importance of our name. Some even ascribe to it meanings or magical powers that contribute to success in private and professional life. Therefore, it shouldn't be surprising that the name of our website domain is as important as our own name.

In the world of application development, API is a great way to upload and retrieve the data we need. The mechanisms responsible for sharing data in an API can be either simple services providing information on currency exchange rates, or carry out more complicated processes, allowing for creating users or processing larger amounts of data. However, what if we want to test or check what result will be returned to us by a particular API?