An old saying has it that a picture is worth a thousand words plays a crucial role when it comes to the internet.

“Times change… wills change!” This expression has never been so certain (and with so fast results) as at these times that we are living, and which I believe will have major impact and definitive changes in people's habits.

In this last year I managed to count on three hybrid colleagues in the team. They are not cars, but very different from the classic programmers.

When you say “my website has a mobile version”, what do you mean? It means that it doesn’t have an error when you visit it? Or it means that it is truly optimized for a great mobile browsing experience?

If we put the question upside down, we have the answer: why not? why not have a blog to share the best we know how to do? ... and thus, be able to contribute to raise the knowledge of our customers, partners and everyone who read us?

How can we establish closer relationships with our customers and with our followers, using digital platforms and the tools we have at our disposal?

During my life as a creative person I never tried to work away from my team, I found that creativity is something that is not easy with isolation. Creatives struggle with current events and almost make us "sofa dreamers".

Last week was tough and challenging, but full of energy. It was a pride to see our team united remotely in the most challenging multitasking of our lives that gathered work, family, study, following the news, managing anxieties, responding quickly, keeping up and resolving.

In 2020, we continue to look for the best possible user experience on our websites, this experience can be perfected by avoiding some issues detailed below.