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Frontend Design Patterns

Frontend design patterns provide proven, reusable solutions for structuring code and interfaces efficiently. This guide explores essential patterns every developer should know—from modules and observers to factories, adapters, and decorators—showing how they improve scalability, maintainability, and clarity.

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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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Our founders made it to the Forbes 30 under 30 list

We are thrilled and very honoured that our founders, Ivan Muck & Ferenc Muck made it to the Forbes Hungary 30 under 30 list!

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May 7, 2021

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How fintech companies create value to banks?

This post is about the benefits of the bank-fintech collaboration. We explain how fintech companies became successful in a relatively short period of time and what kind of bank-fintech partnerships exist. At the end we share our experiences about working with banks and what tasks did we have.

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April 12, 2021

Our branding and visual identity project has been featured on Abduzeedo!

Our branding and visual identity project has been featured on Abduzeedo, a collective of individual writers sharing articles about design, photography, and UX!

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March 26, 2021

Interview on Novum TV at CEU InnovationsLab

Interview with Melinda Havas, who elaborates on why spaceship solutions of traditional financial institutions cannot satisfy younger generations' needs.

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March 23, 2021

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Web development trends - Progressive Web Applications (PWA)

What is PWA? Progressive Web Application represents all the criteria which are essential for an application in order to operate smoothly and give the users the best experience.

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March 11, 2021