The 2025 edition of JSHeroes (their 7th!) took place on May 29–30 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Koen, a member of our team, attended for the sixth time, and shared his debrief with us. Here it is! For those who haven’t been, what is JSHeroes? JSHeroes is a single-track, community-driven JavaScript conference that places a strong emphasis […]
The beginning of the commercial internet was uncharted territory. The launch of the first commercial websites marked not just a technological milestone, but the beginning of a fundamental shift in how companies interacted with their audiences: a world where the storefront extended beyond brick and mortar, a digital frontier where businesses could connect with customers in entirely new ways. If you’re my age (or older) and think back to those first online presences, the websites were often static, one-size-fits-all experiences. Companies were essentially broadcasting information, hoping it would land with the right person at the right time. There was little or no understanding of individual customer needs or the ability to tailor interactions based on behavior. It was a digital Wild West, with a lot of potential but also lacking the sophisticated technology for engaging potential customers.
CSS is constantly evolving, and with it come new features that make the development of websites even more powerful, efficient, and user-friendly. In 2025, a wave of innovations awaits, which will enhance layout flexibility, color control, interactivity, and performance. But what does this actually mean for developers and designers in everyday work? Let’s explore these changes in a way that connects them to real-world challenges.
This year’s Adobe Summit 2025 was more than just another industry event—it was a glimpse into the future of digital marketing and technology. Gone are the days when generative AI was enough to excite audiences. This year, the spotlight was on agentic AI, a transformative approach where multiple AI agents collaborate to automate complex tasks and reduce manual labor. As a marketer or technologist, you’ll want to pay attention to these innovations if you’re looking to stay ahead of the curve.
At the Adobe Summit 2025, Adobe unveiled a series of enhancements to Adobe Forms, making them smarter and more interactive than ever. In this overview, I’ll share a recap of these new features and show how they can help you improve your Forms experience.
At the Adobe Summit 2025, Adobe unveiled a series of enhancements to Adobe Commerce, marking a significant shift towards more agile, integrated, and AI-powered e-commerce solutions. In this post, I’ll share a short recap of these announcements.
At the Adobe Summit 2025, several innovations were introduced to Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), emphasizing the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance content creation, migration, and optimization. In this post, I’ll share some key takeaways on the AEM advancements showcased at the event and explore how they can revolutionize the way we create, manage, and optimize content.
A Mission to Modernize
Our we+ experts were tasked with a critical mission for a leading financial institution: to modernize an outdated internal banking application used for managing corporate investments. The goal was to create a more efficient, user-friendly, and high-performing platform that could meet the evolving needs of the bank’s internal teams.
Transforming Energy Management in the EV Industry
In the fast-evolving world of electric vehicle (EV) charging, efficiently balancing energy consumption is critical. Patrick Durant, domain lead in project delivery at we+, played a key role in a mission for a leading player in the energy sector, contributing to the development of an innovative energy management platform. In this interview, Patrick shares insights into the project, the challenges faced, and how we+ leveraged its expertise to drive success.
In the complex world of public infrastructure projects, accurate cost estimations are critical. The Cel Prijsadvies, part of the Vlaamse Overheid’s Department of Mobility and Public Works, required a modernized tool to improve financial assessments for outsourced construction projects such as roads, bridges, and buildings.
To achieve this, Mediaan engaged us to redesign and enhance its “Ramingen” application—an essential tool for project cost estimations. Our mission was to modernize the technology, improve user experience, and ensure scalability for broader governmental use.