If You're Building an App Without a Technical Background, Stop and Read These 10 Hidden Costs Before You Go Live with Your AI-Built App
Launching an AI app with no-code tools? Avoid these 10 hidden traps that destroy early startups, from API costs to prompt issues, data handling, and GDPR risks
Is UC Santa Cruz “Coding for Everyone: C and C++ Specialization” Worth Your Time in 2025?
A practical assessment based on completing the UC Santa Cruz C & C++ Specialization, outlining who benefits most, where it falls short, and how it fits into the 2025 tech landscape.
From Products to Philosophies: How Nike, Davidoff, and Patagonia Built Movements Through Strategic Communication
How Nike, Davidoff, and Patagonia transformed from product sellers into cultural movements through strategic content. Examining the specific turning points where these brands stopped selling products and started selling philosophies.
We Created a Free Course on Brand Voice for Small Businesses That Can't Afford Marketing Teams
Build a complete brand voice strategy from scratch and walk away with a custom-made PDF based on your own answers. You’ll have it ready before your coffee gets cold.
The 5-Day Rebrand That Transformed How People Saw Our Platform Omnilyst: From Generic SaaS to Brand With Improved Identity
We moved from corporate dark navy to human-centered design in five days and conversion rates increased 35 percent. Why brand clarity mattered more than adding new features.
Is Taking the Google UX Design Professional Certificate Program Still Worthwhile in 2025?
A practical review of the Google UX Design Certificate based on direct experience, breaking down its strengths, limitations, and how it fits into 2025’s competitive design landscape.
One Year After Startup Weekend: What We Built, What We Learned, and What Comes Next
What a Techstars Startup Weekend actually looks like inside those 54 hours, and how we went from weekend prototype to completing the EIT Grand Finals few months later
EIT Jumpstarter 2025: Interview By BAU Accelerator
Ahead of the official opening of applications for this year, we spoke with Elena Petkovska, founder of the startup Omnilyst, to reach the finals of last year’s program and present its startup in Budapest.
Beyond Celebration: Read These Stories of European Women - It’s Time We Start Recognising Impact, Not Just the Buzzwords
On November 29th, we met in person at the EIT Manufacturing RIS Hubs Conference in Budapest, after completing the 2024 Women Innovators Training Program under the EIT Regional Innovation Scheme
What a Week-Long Facilitation Training in the Netherlands Taught Me About Leading International Teams
On a week in Ommen learning facilitation by doing it daily, researching Amsterdam's housing crisis as a case study, and discovering why leading workshops for people from eight countries teaches more than any methodology textbook ever could
What International Debates Taught Me About Working Across Borders
On multiple days of structured discussion with participants from seventy countries, the assumptions that collapse when context disappears, and why distributed teams require a different kind of communication entirely
What Building an International Youth Platform Taught Me About NGOs
On creating Not Too Young with teams from Slovakia, Germany, and Greece, what coordinating across borders actually requires, and why clarity about mission matters more than enthusiasm ever will.
What Actually Happens Inside a Front-End Development Internship
In this internship at Unlimited Coders, I realised something most juniors don’t get warned about: overdelivering without permission can look like you can’t follow instructions. This changed the way I approach tasks forever.
How Working in Leipzig Taught Me That Professional Growth Requires Being Slightly Annoying
On an internship in Germany, the discipline of fifteen-minute lunch breaks, and why persistently asking for more work is the fastest way to learn anything.
From Brand Conceptualization to Server-Side Implementation: The Full Stack Reality of Building Commercial Web Applications
How user interface theory, database architecture, responsive breakpoints, and checkout flow optimization intersect in ways design textbooks don't address, plus the performance implications of high-resolution artwork galleries on WordPress infrastructure.
What 500+ Design Projects and 1000 Visitors Taught Me About Public Portfolio Exhibitions
Designing for screens is one thing. Explaining those designs to a crowd of 1000 people — including confused grandmothers and sharp recruiters — is another.
AI in Action: What Building Automation Tools for Companies Taught Me About the Gap Between AI Hype and AI Implementation
On attending the 14th International Summer School at the Faculty of Economics, collaborating with software companies, and learning what it actually takes to automate workflows that matter.