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    AI & Development

    AI has changed what a development budget can buy. When an initial implementation can be generated in minutes, more of an engagement can go toward useful functionality, integrations and improvements that previously fell outside the scope. It has not changed evenly. Google's 2025 DORA research found AI adoption associated with higher delivery throughput and lower delivery stability at the same time. More gets shipped, and more breaks. Which of the two dominates is largely settled after the code is generated. That raises a reasonable hiring question: how much senior development experience do you still need?

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  • Why we built our own Umbraco platform

    Umbraco CMS

    Every Umbraco project started with the same weeks of foundation work: SEO plumbing, security headers, accessibility groundwork, block architecture. After enough repetitions the conclusion was obvious: solve it once, properly, and stop billing clients for solved problems.

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  • How much does an Umbraco website cost in 2026?

    Umbraco CMS

    A professionally built Umbraco website typically costs somewhere between €15,000 and €100,000+ , depending mainly on integrations, design, content migration, languages and accessibility requirements. However, that the range is useless without context. A straightforward marketing site, and a multilingual platform connected to an ERP are technically both “Umbraco websites”, but they are not remotely the same project.

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