Web Development Blog

The time has come to go through another chapter of our project management guide. Although, we will not stray away much from the Agile we discussed last time. On the contrary, we are going to dive deeper into agile methods as Scrum is a part of them.

Along with security issues, one of the top reasons why people express doubts about WordPress is poor website performance. In the first article of a two-part series, I will define the problem and analyze WordPress from the backend perspective.

The keywords Core Web Vitals are around for some time, and yet there is still significant confusion over what they mean exactly. Therefore I tried to explain it to non-technical people, using official Google documentation as a source. Full article published on medium.com.

WordPress is an absolutely dominant CMS on today’s World Wide Web, having nearly 40% global coverage of the CMS market. For any system of such popularity, security must be taken very seriously. In this post, I try to identify major threat types and highlight workable solutions to address them.

Open-source platform Pimcore is becoming more and more popular, and the number of users and partners is growing. Through regular releases, they modernize and facilitate its use. And one such significant release becomes available right now.

This story is about how we succeeded in finding a superstar developer, who later almost cost us serious money, and how a talk from Czech’s self-made billionaire helped us never to make the same mistake again.

It’s smart to analyze your strengths and build upon them. This is a story about how we discovered the value of one of our strengths with an unusual requirement from a new client.

If your business outsources web development, and you are not sure why you should waste time writing bulletproof contracts, this article can save you from a big headache. We learned it the hard way…