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Exploring the Impacts of AI on the Iterative Design Process in UI/UX: A Primary Research Blog Post

Can AI truly revolutionize UI/UX design, or is it just another tool? Our latest blog dives deep into the real impacts of AI on iterative design, revealing surprising insights from designers at all experience levels. Discover how AI speeds up workflows, sparks creativity, and reshapes tasks—but also where it falls short. Learn how experienced designers balance AI's capabilities with human originality and why newer designers are so excited about its potential.

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eFinance & Fintech Festival 2021 - We won the prize of the Most Innovative Banking Digitalisation!

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23-years-old twin brothers had enough of people’s lack of financial education and they established a startup on that!

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ff.next joins Gloster to build the next international success story!

We are extremely excited to share the great news: ff.next joins Gloster to build the next international success story!

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May 26, 2022

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HWSW free! series: Say Hi to Flutter 3

In the newest episode of the HWSW free! series our Lead Android & Flutter Engineer, Csongor Vogel also held a presentation titled "Say Hi to Flutter 3", during which he reviewed the content of the recently announced Flutter 3.0.

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May 24, 2022

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Python Backend with Flask for Beginners

This article provides the reader some insights on the world of Python backend development, without claiming to be exhaustive: we would like to introduce the most important and commonly used components.

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May 23, 2022

TechChill 2022 event announcement featuring Melinda Havas from ff.next

Participation in TechChill

It was an amazing experience to taste the buzzing atmosphere of TechChill 2022 and to participate in a panel discussion titled "Fintech trends in the EU. The good, the bad and the ugly".

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May 12, 2022