Why Next.js is our first choice for fast websites
Next.js gives us control over how each page is built and delivered, and that is where most real-world speed comes from.
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What we learn building, growing and running digital products, written down.
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Five secrets of a successful Meta Ads campaign
Most failing Meta Ads campaigns were set up to fail before the first ad ran, and these five habits fix the usual causes.
Cloud
Why your online store needs a CDN
A CDN serves your store's files from servers close to your customers, which makes pages faster and helps the store stay up when traffic spikes.
Media
How to write a motion graphic that reaches a million views
No formula guarantees a million views, but the script decides most of what makes people watch a motion graphic to the end and share it.
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Headless WordPress: when should you use it?
Headless WordPress keeps the editor your team knows and replaces the theme with a separate front end, which pays off in some projects and becomes a burden in others.
Marketing
Technical SEO in 2026: what’s new?
The fundamentals of technical SEO have not changed much, but some are measured more strictly now, and they matter for AI-generated search answers too.
Cloud
How we run multi-region deployments on AWS
Running in more than one AWS Region protects you from a regional outage and can bring the app closer to users, but it adds cost and complexity that should be planned from the start.
Media
SVG or Lottie for motion: which one, and when
Both formats give you sharp, lightweight vector animation, but they suit different jobs and different ways of working.
Software
From idea to MVP in six weeks
Six weeks is enough to put a working product in front of real users, if the scope is cut hard and every week has a clear goal.