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14 November 2023

WordPress limitations and how to avoid them

WordPress has long been a popular choice for brands looking for a simple way to manage website content. But as these businesses grow and become more complex, the limitations of WordPress and other monolithic architectures, cannot be ignored. Those who have experienced the challenges of plug-ins and their limitations will certainly relate to this situation. Many brands find that a custom solution provides more flexibility, scalability and a better overall performance as their business grows and evolves.

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In this whitepaper, we will explore the differences between WordPress and headless software solutions. By understanding these distinctions as well as the pros and cons, you can make an informed decision about which approach best suits your needs. Let’s take a look at both options, including some real-world examples of how headless applications work in practice.

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Blog14 September 2023

Best practices for building scalable web and mobile applications

Picture the scene: Your webshop, once a thriving digital marketplace, is now plagued by sluggish load times, critical performance issues, lost emails and an elusive freelancer who seems to have vanished into thin air. What was once a source of pride and profit has quickly turned into a nightmare, leaving you scrambling for solutions and desperately seeking answers. In the fast-paced world of online business, scalability is the lifeblood that ensures smooth operations, maintains customer satisfaction, and keeps revenue flowing. Yet, all too often, business owners and developers overlook the critical need to build scalable web and mobile applications, leading to catastrophic consequences when growth exceeds expectations.

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Blog17 November 2023

The impact of design on your product-market fit

When brainstorming ideas for the digital product that will set your brand apart, it's common to get swept up in the excitement, aiming to quickly reach the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) stage and market launch. But this is the exact point where you need to take a long, deep breath and think about how the product will fit in your marketplace and with your customers. Finding the perfect alignment between your product and the market is the ultimate goal. This synergy, known as product-market fit (PMF) validation is the sweet spot at the centre of meeting various user requirements, growing your digital portfolio and scaling your business sustainably. This article will explore how design fits into this equation and why is it more than just about the aesthetics of your product. Let’s take a look at the impact of design strategy on your product market fit.

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Blog14 September 2023

Starting small: from idea to successful MVP

So, you've had that lightbulb moment and are ready to build a digital product. The steps you take next can mean the difference between creating a product that your customers love and losing sight of your initial vision. That's where following a proven path to go from idea to Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is crucial.

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