Shopify, WooCommerce or PrestaShop: a decision based on processes, not price lists
A conversation about a new store almost always starts the same way. The client has three pricing pages open in three tabs and asks which
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How much does it cost to maintain an application after go-live, and why nobody talks about it
Going live is not the end of the project, only the beginning of its costs A conversation about an application usually ends at the launch
AI in a small company: three uses that pay off in a quarter
A small company does not need an AI strategy. It needs two, at most three places where something genuinely stops eating up people’s time, and
Hacked WordPress: the first two hours and what to do next
A phone call at seven in the morning, the store owner on the line: the site redirects to some casino, but only from Google, because
5 Mistakes That Stop a Software House in Łódź From Building an AI Application
Building an application based on artificial intelligence (AI) looks simple on slides today. In production – rarely. As the Web Systems team, a software house
Custom AI application: 5 mistakes that derail projects in Łódź software houses
Rolling out an AI-based application rarely ends the way it looks in startup movies. No bang, no drama, no single fatal decision. In practice, AI
Custom software for a company – when to build a system instead of buying SaaS?
Sooner or later, every growing company runs into the same question: keep paying another subscription for an off-the-shelf tool, or build custom software for the
Core Web Vitals on WordPress: an order of work that makes sense
Most performance projects that we take over from someone else look the same. Somebody installed yet another cache plugin, clicked through the presets, and two
What running an online store really costs per year
An online store owner usually knows one number: the one on the hosting invoice. A year later it turns out the real cost of keeping