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Concrete CMS has proven to be a powerful platform for building engaging and dynamic websites, especially in the music and audio space. Its multimedia capabilities make it a top choice for organizations and artists looking to showcase their work and connect with their audience.

Let’s be honest: most case studies read like they were written by a fax machine. Dry, jargon-packed, and full of vague accomplishments that sound like they were pulled from a hat labeled "synergy." But when done right? A case study can be your sharpest sales tool a proof point that slices through skepticism.

You spent hours on your website’s layout. Nailed the hero image. Perfected the H2s. But if AI can’t find or understand your content does it even matter?

Let’s not sugarcoat it. WordPress is everywhere. For small blogs and brochure sites? It works fine. But for mid-market financial institutions juggling security, compliance, and actual customer trust, it’s starting to feel more like a liability than a solution.

While the rest of us were figuring out how to keep our laptops from overheating in the summer sun, Franz was beaming in from beautiful Denver on dad duty and running this month’s town hall remotely. It was a lighter month on the Concrete front, but hey, that doesn’t mean nothing happened. Let’s dig into it.

Redesigning a website can be painful. Outdated themes, rigid layouts, and endless tweaking often lead to frustration and abandoned projects. Modena is here to fix that.

We’ve all seen it: a flashy animation that looks cool for about two seconds then becomes a headache every time you try to use the interface. Done wrong, motion feels like a gimmick. But done right? It’s a quiet powerhouse that can guide users, reduce confusion, and make a digital experience feel polished.

You know that moment when you're ready to sign up, buy, or submit a form, and then the website just gets in the way? The button is missing, the form is long, or you're not sure what happens next.

Ever tried to follow a design review meeting and thought, “Are we talking about user flows or workflows?” You’re not alone. These two terms get tossed around like interchangeable buzzwords at a UX happy hour, but they mean very different things. Let’s sort this out, once and for all.

CAPTCHAs are everywhere — login pages, form submissions, e-commerce checkouts, comment sections. Their job is to stop bots and spam, but sometimes, they do too good a job and block real humans instead. If you’ve ever been stuck in an endless CAPTCHA loop or found yourself unable to solve a CAPTCHA no matter how carefully you click, you’re not alone.