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Regulatory changes have been forced by evolving technology, the threat of cybercrime and the need to strengthen competitiveness in banking services.

What do you choose — candy or prank? For Halloween, we have sweets for you! A thought-provoking TEDx talk, an inspiring lesson on Instagram navigation and a handful of usability testing knowledge are waiting for you. Finally, an extra candy — a set of free, animated icons.

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Creating a product that will win the sympathy of the user, but also become important to him, is quite a challenge. Michał Reda in his article “How to build and develop great products, or Product Discovery in Action”, reveals and explains to you the secrets of planning this process, especially in its early phase.

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Samito team has published an e-book containing a number of issues related to fashion e-commerce. We had the pleasure of participating in the whole project and adding a chapter dedicated to the shopping path, in which our UX designer, Karolina Plutter, explains, among other things, why the first impression on the user can only be made once.