Practical articles from the IANKO team: what a business owner should know before a project starts, while it is built and after launch.
Technical SEO is cheaper to build in at the start than to fix on a finished site. Here is what it takes for Google to find, understand and correctly show your pages.
Visitors leave a website not because it looks plain but because it's confusing. Here are the interface decisions that help people find what they need and become customers.
A rejection pushes back your launch and costs money. Here is why the stores reject apps and what to prepare in advance so your release passes review the first time.
In IoT, the most expensive mistakes are made before development starts: in the choice of sensors, connectivity, power and parts. Here is what to check first and what you get.
Add AI for a result, not because it's in fashion. We go through five use cases that pay for themselves and show how to work out the payoff before you start.
Everyone reads a vague spec differently, and the budget pays for the difference. Here is how business analysis turns an idea into a clear agreement before development starts.
A bug found before release is often fixed by one developer in a few hours. After release, it costs sales, support time and planned work. Here is how to avoid that.
Visitors don't wait for a slow page to finish loading. They go back to the search results. Here is what slows a website down, how Google measures speed and what to fix first.
Swift and Kotlin, or Flutter and React Native: we compare performance, device access, budget and maintenance, and give simple rules for choosing.
An MVP is not a cheap version of the whole product but the smallest way to test your main assumption. How to cut scope, what to buy ready-made and what to measure after launch.
A stolen password is the shortest route to your company's email, hosting and money. Here is how 2FA works, which factor is strongest and where to start.
Updating a website by hand is slow and risky. Here is how an automated pipeline checks every change and puts it live in a minute, without downtime.