At Craftworkz, we focus on creating human-centered experiences by developing prototypes by using the newest technologies. However, creating those experiences requires us to often reflect on our mission and even to reinvent ourselves. And that’s what we did going into 2021.

If you only have used the attribute outlines in CSS to disable them, read this blog on using outlines correctly. It makes your website much more accessible.

Building a web interface can quickly become complex, especially when working on a large project with multiple people. The result? Lots of elements and many class names. Seeking a way to give direction to these elements and indicate their relationship, Brad Frost created a design methodology inspired by chemistry. Meet Atomic Design.

The Brainhouse project's purpose was to put together a diverse squad of interns who would work on a case with social impact. This time, we tackled a case for ALS Liga.

As a front-end developer, you’re often confronted with a task that seems too difficult or would take up too much of your time to begin with, or you’re not really willing to go the extra length to create something yourself, and so, you reach out to look for a library that does it for you.

At my current assignment, we recently started converting e2e tests  to component tests to reduce the duration of our CI/CD pipeline. While performing this task, I noticed how my components became cleaner and more robust. In this blog, I will share how writing component tests increases the cleanliness of our components.

Mister Mayor, we need to talk.

In this case study, we elaborate on the mortierbrigade holiday campaign we worked on and how we built a WhatsApp chatbot. Moreover, we share four things we wish we knew before we started building the bot.

'Next-level drive and dive' is typical for project manager Nelleke Doyen. She puts her talent for 'bringing gusto' in projects to good use in her work, where she brings her passion for innovative technology, AI, and people to life. Read her story.

After studying veterinary medicine in Portugal and kite surfing in the Philippines, Leonor Drummond retrained as a data scientist in artificial intelligence in Belgium. Her story consists mainly of learning a lot, preferably as fast as possible. Read here how Leonor found her place at Brainjar after an intensive agile journey, or rather, race.