All projects have bugs. Have you ever encountered a bug that seemed impossible at first? Here are five points that show how I learned to cope with them.

At Njuškalo, the decision to introduce a dark mode design was a natural choice, especially as we observed that an increasing 50% of all of our app users preferred using their smartphones in dark mode.

In the quest for better user experiences, web developers often introduce new features to enhance products. In this article, we explore the ways in which these features could produce unforeseen consequences and the ways we can mitigate them.

You are about to take an intriguing journey into a far-out land of Neural Networks (NN). We will show you how to share the power of your NN by making it available to whomever you want, without fuss.

Let’s delve into how your upcoming user research can gain greater validity by drawing conclusions from various types of user data.

Without high-quality content, we wouldn’t have jobs. Content is what drives businesses to seek out developer expertise. And since Gates’ essay in 1996, content has drastically changed our perspective on what the internet should be.

In this blog, I will share my experience working on optimizing the ad submission process at Njuškalo as a junior UX designer. Through this project, I encountered a series of challenges in communication, justifying design decisions, and understanding the product development process from idea to final solution. “The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.” ~ Aristotle

Let’s start with the obvious - no artificial neural network will ever be able to “push your buttons” as relentlessly as your child, but it also won’t bring you as much joy.

Learn how the European Accessibility Act 2025 mandates digital accessibility for all member states, enhancing inclusivity and compliance with WCAG standards.

Web development often feels like déjà vu. The patterns — recognizing a need, brainstorming solutions, tackling challenges, and reflecting on results — repeat themselves across projects. Interestingly, this process mirrors the “contact cycle” from Gestalt psychotherapy, which explains how humans recognize and satisfy needs.

Being a good team leader means balancing people, pressure, and constant change—while staying human through it all. At Njuškalo, leadership is about understanding: knowing your team, listening, and standing with them when things get tough. It’s not always easy, but that’s what makes the growth real—for both the leader and the team.