From Tables to Components — How Web Development Grew Up
A short history of front-end development from table layouts to modern component architectures, and what each era taught us about building for the web.
Web Security Basics Every Client Should Understand
You do not need to be a security expert to make good decisions about your website. Here are the fundamentals every business owner should know.
Why We Test on Real Devices, Not Just Browser Emulators
Browser DevTools are useful for development. They are terrible for quality assurance. Here is why Kotito maintains a device drawer and tests every project on physical hardware.
The Art of the Client Kickoff Call
The first meeting with a new client sets the tone for the entire project. Here is the structured approach we use at Kotito to make kickoff calls productive and aligned.
How We Build Portfolio Sites That Actually Convert
Most portfolio sites look beautiful and do nothing. Here is the framework we use at Kotito to build portfolios that generate leads, not just compliments.
Remote Work Changed Our Studio — Here Is What We Learned
After three years of distributed work, we have opinions. This is what worked, what failed, and how remote reshaped the way Kotito builds digital products.