Frontend

We strongly believe in the concept of leveraging design handoff in the browser. In this blog post, you will find out why you need to design in the browser, how it works and how to start.

Most of programming languages look like ugly mixtures of keywords and math operators. In most cases they are taken from English and almost never from any other language. Our Front-end developer Luka Stanisavljević explains why.

Developers need to be able to find and identify commits, which is why it's more than important to have meaningful commit messages. Read all about how to do this in this blog.

I often come up with new ideas for applications and tools that don't get executed due to technical requirements that limits exploration of new concepts and ideas. How can I take my idea from sketch to a fully functioning and rapidly built prototype?

The conception of today’s digital products requires constant collaboration between disciplines. They all need to understand the different aspects of the projects to be able to collaborate. So, we organized a front-end workshop for the visual design guild

Our blog was suffering from technical debt. I decided to rebuild it using the latest web technologies to make it 2020 ready, which includes boosting the overall performance and user-friendliness.

How can we make custom inputs for the web while still offering a working solution without JavaScript?

If you are working in an office, big chance you are familiar with the frustrating process of booking a meeting room. No single room seems to be available according to Outlook, however you experience t...

How we work with self-organizing teams and keep improving our craftsmanship. For building user-friendly and appealing digital interfaces we currently have a growing team of about 15 frontend developer...

Bringing a bit of functional programming to your codebase Recently I have picked up an interest in functional programming. Its concepts fascinate me: applying math to enable strong abstractions and fo...