Marek Tyniec
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A short story of X-Cloud Days
An essential part of Xfive’s heritage as a member of the X-Company is an ethos of working remotely. Although we’re the first and sole sibling within the whole family that set a physical office, half of our almost 60-person team is distributed around the world.
How to Build Your Digital Product the Right Way
So you have a brilliant idea that will change the world? Or do you want to improve a small part of our reality with your innovative approach? We can help you build your digital product the right way.
Xfive Introduces Getfives, a Custom Talent Management App
From a simple vacation tool to a full talent management platform, Getfives helps Xfive and its members cooperate, grow and play.
Xfive Introduces PressPlus
With over ten years of experience in the educational market, thanks to the legacy of Webvanta CMS, we're taking another step and presenting Press +, a WordPress-powered system for universities and other educational organisations.
Are You a Web Developer? You Are Lucky!
Have you ever thought of being a web developer as your “dream job”?
Understanding the Customers Vision
What happens when a new startup wants to develop a new project and has a clear vision but wants to focus on business activities rather than organize and maintain a development team? We had a chance to have a short chat about that question with Joseph Kurian from 249Labs.
Why I’m Not Crying About Our Rebrand
It’s been 10 years since Stan Dzavoronok and Dave Rosen launched XHTMLized. Now we’re rebranding into Xfive so I asked an inventor of the old brand, how he feels about the change.
Care and Innovation
It’s always nice to meet a customer face to face, especially if he comes from the other hemisphere. Ross Gooding from Olax agency came across and shared some thoughts on working with Xfive.
UX Divide
The “Digital divide” is still a huge problem but nowadays we’re facing another problem. This problem renders a lot of users unable to profit from modern technologies. I’d like to call it “UX divide”.
Tracking for Transparency
Changing people’s habits is always hard, but using time tracking software can be beneficial for your customers, company, and employees. How can you achieve this win-win-win situation?