Tag: web

We've recently started working on a new application which connects artificial intelligence with the world of invoicing. The aim is to significantly reduce routine tasks for small and medium-sized businesses. In the early stages of the project we also took on a cross-disciplinary challenge: designing a visual identity concept.

Today's blog post discusses a user experience design challenge we came across while building our company’s static website from scratch. Let’s look into the pros, cons, and limitations around the decision process on how to distinguish various types of links.

As we have already revealed, we use Punct to produce our new website. Punct is extending CommonMark with metadata and uses Racket racket-commonmark. Sometimes there are problems with software, but usually those can be solved - as happened in this case. And with a new release, new features arrived as well.

In 2016 we decided to implement our website in WordPress which was deemed adequate at that time. However the times are a-changing and now we have migrated to our custom publishing pipeline using Racket and Punct.

Modern websites typically include both static and dynamic content. Something is pre-defined, something is generated using data gathered elsewhere and HTML templates. And when a single website has different means of producing the final pages from other content, it may be tricky to keep everything in order. Read on to see how we at Trustica use Gitlab CI to aid us with deploying Cryptoucan™ product website!