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If you haven't read the previous post, click here [insert link](link).

If you are a tech geek or already know about the project and want to find out how the application is built from a technological standpoint, you are in the right place.

Let's get into the details. It's about to get serious, but first, let's recall the project's assumptions.

# 1. Project Assumptions:
To begin with, a few words about our client. Warzelnia Piwa Bydgoszcz is a restaurant that has become a permanent fixture in the landscape of Bydgoszcz's Old Town.

Operating since 2011, the establishment is a culmination of the brewing, culinary, and historical passions of its creators.

The owners of the brewery decided to create an interactive museum to emphasize the historical heritage of brewing in this unique location.

The Brewery Museum will be located within an active and popular restaurant, so creating a conventional museum exhibition is not feasible.

After a zero-workshop and consultations with the Warzelnia Piwa team, \
**we outlined the most crucial project assumptions for the client:**

_• The application is intended to enhance the museum exploration experience at Warzelnia Piwa._

_• The application aims to transfer a significant portion of the exhibition to the screens of visitors' phones._

_• The museum is divided into "stations" that visitors move between. Upon reaching each station, users can activate museum materials related to that station by scanning a QR code in the application._

_• Each station in the application should have an assigned article describing it. Articles should include photos, the ability to play historical videos, etc._

_• The application must operate on both iOS and Android systems._

_• The application needs to be cost-effective in terms of construction and maintenance._

_• Adding content, such as articles, photos, and videos, should be simple and intuitive so that employees can independently make changes to the content. This minimizes our role in maintaining the application, simultaneously reducing maintenance costs practically to zero._

_• Increasing visitor engagement was also crucial for our client. After considering various options, we proposed creating a quiz game within the application._

Once a visitor accumulates a sufficient number of points in the quiz, they will receive a reward from the restaurant.

Keeping all these considerations in mind, our project team outlined the initial concept of the application.

With the initial application sketches and project assumptions in mind, we proceeded to choose the appropriate technologies.

# 2. Technology

As mentioned earlier, the application needs to be cost-effective in both development and maintenance. It's evident that the client cannot afford separate teams working on implementation for years.

In this case, we needed to choose something that would allow us to limit the number of involved developers to one team working on the mobile application, API, and deployment.

The obvious solution for us in this context was to use Expo, based on React Native. 

One might ask why not Flutter? In our perception, React Native was better suited for this job, not to mention that it is a more mature technology, providing greater flexibility. To simplify this decision, we boiled it down to a few points:

Expo (React Native) allows us to maintain the same code for iOS and Android.

It facilitates easy implementation of the same application for web browsers (React Native Web).
It streamlines collaboration between development teams, as both frontend and backend are maintained in the same language, TypeScript.

Application deployment is easy, as Expo handles the build process and pushing to stores.

We have full support for OTA updates, significantly reducing the time required for quick product iteration.
Does Expo (React Native) have any drawbacks? 

Of course, it does! React Native is not suitable for building applications that require high performance, such as games. However, in this case, the advantages outweighed the disadvantages, and we chose Expo as our main tool.

What about the backend? The answer here was simple. We needed a CMS with the ability to modify code and implement custom endpoints. 

An additional advantage for us was the ability to maintain the backend in a serverless environment.

Keeping this in mind, we chose the following technologies:
- _Strapi CMS - an open-source CMS based on NodeJS (Koa)._ 
- _PostgreSQL - battle-tested relational database._ 
- _Cloudinary - image hosting and optimization._

All of this, of course, was wrapped in a serverless environment, allowing us to limit the client's budget.

The choice of these tools allowed us to deliver the product quickly to the client, minimize implementation time, and reduce the required time for iterating with subsequent versions of the product.

From a technical standpoint, we used the NativeWind library to build the application interfaces, allowing us to directly style components using TailwindCSS. 

Other technical aspects included:
_- TypeScript_ \
_- Expo Router_ \
_- NativeWind, as mentioned earlier._

The backend development process was somewhat simpler; here, experience with implementing Strapi came in handy, drastically reducing the time needed to build the backend and CMS.

# 3.Development:

After the client approved our proposals, we moved on to the development phase.

A team of two programmers, led by a project manager, set out to quickly bring the application to the market.

We managed to complete the entire process within 40 working days, including the time needed for consultations with the client.

# Summary:
At NucliNet, we understand how crucial State of the Art technologies are for achieving above-average performance in our digital products.

Therefore, before embarking on each project, our team dedicates several hours to thorough research and a profound understanding of the client's needs. This allows us to select technologies that will reduce developers' working time, directly translating into the overall project cost.

Furthermore, by implementing the latest and most effective solutions available on the market, we can guarantee our clients the speed, stability, and security of the products they order.

The example of the application for Warzelnia Piwa illustrates how skillful application of technology enables us to tailor the project to the client's individual business needs.

Have you already read our post about our museum project in the mobile app? In this post, we will focus specifically on the technological aspect of this project.


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How does the creation of mobile app look like from the technological perspective?

After the zero-workshop and in-depth consultations with the client's team, we proceeded to plan the architecture of the application and its market implementation.

What does such implementation look like? How do developers approach such a project? What is the cost of deploying such a mobile application? These and other questions are answered in the following Case Study.

# 1. Our Client, Understanding Individual Needs

To begin with, a few words about our client. Warzelnia Piwa Bydgoszcz is a restaurant that has become a permanent part of the landscape of Bydgoszcz's Old Town. 

Operating since 2011, this establishment is the culmination of the brewing, culinary, and historical passions of its creators. 

It is precisely for this reason that the owners decided to create an interactive museum to highlight the historical heritage of brewing in this unique place.

# 2. Project Assumptions

Let's start with the basics, namely the project assumptions. After the zero-workshop and consultations with the Warzelnia Piwa team, we outlined the most essential project assumptions for the client.

_- The application is intended to be an extension of the museum visiting experience at the restaurant. 
The Brewery Museum is located within an active and popular restaurant, making it impossible to create a conventional museum exhibition. The application aims to transfer a significant part of the exhibition to the screens of visitors' phones._

_- The museum is divided into "stations" that visitors move between. Upon reaching each station, the user activates museum materials related to that station by scanning a QR code in the application._

_- Each station in the application is associated with an article describing that particular station. The articles are expected to include photos, the ability to play historical videos, etc._

In addition to the aforementioned requirements, the application must meet the following criteria:

_- The application must work on both iOS and Android systems._

_- The application must be cost-effective to build and maintain._

_- Adding content, such as articles, photos, and videos, should be as simple and intuitive as possible, allowing any of the Warzelnia staff to make changes independently._

Increasing visitor engagement was also crucial for our client. After considering various options, we proposed creating a quiz game within the application. 

Upon achieving a sufficient number of points in the quiz, the visitor will receive a reward from Warzelnia Piwa at the end of the tour.

Keeping all this in mind, our project team outlined the initial concept for the application.

With the initial application sketches and project assumptions in mind, we proceeded to choose the appropriate technologies.

# 3. Technology

As mentioned earlier, the application needs to be cost-effective in both development and maintenance. It's evident that the client cannot afford separate teams working on implementation for years.

In this case, we needed to choose something that would allow us to limit the number of involved developers to one team working on the mobile application, API, and deployment.

The obvious solution for us in this context was to use Expo, based on React Native. 

One might ask why not Flutter? In our perception, React Native was better suited for this job, not to mention that it is a more mature technology, providing greater flexibility. To simplify this decision, we boiled it down to a few points:

Expo (React Native) allows us to maintain the same code for iOS and Android.

It facilitates easy implementation of the same application for web browsers (React Native Web).
It streamlines collaboration between development teams, as both frontend and backend are maintained in the same language, TypeScript.

Application deployment is easy, as Expo handles the build process and pushing to stores.
We have full support for OTA updates, significantly reducing the time required for quick product iteration.
Does Expo (React Native) have any drawbacks? 

Of course, it does! React Native is not suitable for building applications that require high performance, such as games. However, in this case, the advantages outweighed the disadvantages, and we chose Expo as our main tool.

What about the backend? The answer here was simple. We needed a CMS with the ability to modify code and implement custom endpoints. 

An additional advantage for us was the ability to maintain the backend in a serverless environment.

Keeping this in mind, we chose the following technologies:
- _Strapi CMS - an open-source CMS based on NodeJS (Koa)._ 
- _PostgreSQL - battle-tested relational database._ 
- _Cloudinary - image hosting and optimization._

All of this, of course, was wrapped in a serverless environment, allowing us to limit the client's budget.

The choice of these tools allowed us to deliver the product quickly to the client, minimize implementation time, and reduce the required time for iterating with subsequent versions of the product.

From a technical standpoint, we used the NativeWind library to build the application interfaces, allowing us to directly style components using TailwindCSS. 

Other technical aspects included:
_- TypeScript_ \
_- Expo Router_ \
_- NativeWind, as mentioned earlier._

The backend development process was somewhat simpler; here, experience with implementing Strapi came in handy, drastically reducing the time needed to build the backend and CMS.

# 4. Design
Do you think that while we were sitting with developers over cup of coffee, design took a vacation? 

Far from it! During this time, our design team was already working on the visual aspect of the application.

# 5. Development

After our proposals were accepted by the client, we moved on to the development phase.

A team of two programmers led by a project manager set out to quickly bring the application to market. 

We managed to complete the entire process within 40 working days, including the time needed for consultations with the client. 

Within NucliNet, we work with clients as partners, aiming to actively participate in the decision-making process and contribute our ideas to the project as it unfolds.

# How long will it take to build a mobile application for my company?

The time required to build a mobile application tailored to individual needs primarily depends on its complexity.

n this case, the requirements were relatively straightforward, so the entire process, including deployment, was completed within the mentioned 40 days.

For larger projects, the timeline may be shortened by involving a larger number of developers. 

However, in this particular case, it was not feasible due to the need to maintain a low project cost.

# How does the application look like from the client's perspective? Can they manage it independently?

To ensure the smooth operation of the application, easy content editing, and further development of the museum, it was essential to integrate a Content Management System (CMS). 

Our team opted for Strapi CMS, providing non-technical staff at the restaurant the ability to edit articles, photos, videos, and the quiz featured in the application. 

By integrating the CMS, the museum creators will be able to independently manage the project without further involvement from our developers.

During the implementation phase, we provided training for the client's team. To achieve this, we recorded short and accessible videos explaining how to use each feature. 

This way, the editorial team responsible for managing the museum received comprehensive instructions without the need for time-consuming training sessions.

# How much does it cost to build such an application?
The estimated cost depends, of course, on the complexity of the project. 

Another factor influencing the price is the number of developers involved. 

Within NucliNet, we provide an accurate quote after a free consultation conducted in the form of a Discovery Call. For the purposes of this article, we have prepared the following price ranges for mobile applications:

**- SIMPLE APPLICATIONS** \
**10,000 - 30,000 PLN**

**- COMPLEX PROJECTS / ENTERPRISE** \
**30,000 - 120,000 PLN**

The described project was estimated at around 18,000 PLN.

This amount includes the design of the visual interface, application development, testing, market deployment, and training for the client's staff.

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# What is the result of all this commotion?
After completing the project, we implemented all suggested corrections and handed over the management of the application to the restaurant staff. 

Thanks to well-thought-out architecture, content management system, and user-friendly instructional videos, we managed to avoid many issues in running the application. 

The project was met with great enthusiasm from the staff and, most importantly, was well-received by the guests of Warzelnia Piwa.

We are proud that our project enriches the city center, highlights its historical values, and helps promote the rich history of brewing in the location where Warzelnia Piwa Bydgoszcz currently stands.

# Was it worth it?
Absolutely! \
For us, the most important aspect is always the business perspective and the impact of the completed project on the client's operations.

In this regard, the mobile application once again proved to be up to the task. Is it worth investing in innovative technological solutions? 

The best evidence for that is the client's satisfaction and the real profits that Warzelnia Piwa is already beginning to generate in its refreshed form.

Museum in a restaurant? Museum in mobile app! 
In September of this year, our team entered into a collaboration with restaurant - Warzelnia Piwa Bydgoszcz, to jointly execute the Brewery Museum project.

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How to build an affordable yet high-quality mobile app for a museum?

It is simply the foundation without which achieving satisfactory results becomes hardly impossible. 

One of the key aspects of this process is creating a professional, attractive, and functional website.

"There is never a second chance 
to make a first impression."
~ Andrzej Sapkowski

# How they see us, that's how they... buy from us!

The first impression plays a crucial role, especially in the online world where users have a short attention span. 

Just as we tidy up and dress nicely when inviting important guests to our homes, our website, the online business card, must be well-maintained and dressed up 24/7, as important guests (potential customers) can arrive at any moment.

Therefore, the design of a website should be carefully considered, aesthetic, and aligned with the visual identity of the company. 

Equally important is the functionality of the website. Your company's online business card must operate quickly, smoothly, and be reliable.

It's quite a few challenges, so it's worth doing it right. 

Building an online presence is a broad topic, but let's start with the website, the solid foundation.

# What opportunities does quality website give?

A website is a space that allows your company to present itself to advantage. It is the space where, in a thoughtful and pre-prepared manner, your company has the chance to convey all the essential information about itself. 

Here, you can substantively describe why customers should choose your company and embellish it with captivating visual effects.

**Share knowledge - blog** \
Sharing high-quality content related to the industry is crucial for building customer trust. It helps establish the image of an expert and addresses customers' concerns. 

A blog integrated into the company's website is an excellent tool for providing substantive value to customers.

It not only increases customer engagement but also supports the sales process by providing potential customers with essential information, building relationships, and raising brand awareness.

**Case Studies - what we want to showcase** \
An additional tool to strengthen the brand's authority is presenting customer reviews and showcasing successful projects.

It might be a good idea to add a "Case Studies" section where you can write about your company's projects.

**Communication - forms, chatbot, and Q&A** \
A website also enables easy communication with potential customers. 

Placing simple and short contact forms encourages visitors to schedule, for example, a free consultation or a “zero workshop”. 

Many companies also use chatbots, allowing customers to ask their most pressing questions. 

A frequently seen Q&A section serves a similar purpose, providing answers to frequently asked questions.


# How to create a website? What does the process look like?

Building a quality website is a highly individual matter, but a few issues remain constant. 

The process of creating a website for a company can be summarized in several steps:

Define the goal and target audience:
Determine what you want to achieve with the website and who its main audience is. 

Is it an informational site, an online store, or a platform for interacting with customers? \
Or perhaps a combination of these?

Choose a platform or a company to build your website:
Select a platform for creating the website, such as WordPress, Webflow, Framer, or opt for more advanced solutions like building a site from scratch by programmers.

Purchase Domain and Hosting:
Register a domain that is relevant to the company's name, and then choose a hosting provider that meets the technical requirements of the site.
Available domains can be found [here](https://www.ovhcloud.com/pl/web-cloud/)

Design the Website:
Create a consistent and attractive design. 

You can use ready-made templates available on platforms or hire a professional graphic designer to make it unique.

Add Content:
Add valuable content consistent with the visual identity of the company. 

Also, consider adding SEO-friendly content with appropriately chosen keywords.

Implement Features:
Add necessary features such as contact forms, reservation systems, or social media integrations that support the website's goal.

Test and Fix Errors:
Test the site from various angles to ensure it works correctly on different browsers and devices.

Optimize Performance:
Optimize the site for loading speed, which affects user experience and search engine rankings.

Launch the Website:
After testing and making corrections, publish the site and make it publicly accessible.

Monitor Analytics:
Regularly monitor site analytics to track traffic, user behavior, and the effectiveness of actions, adjusting the strategy as needed. Google Analytics can be used for this purpose.

Remember that it is important to tailor the site to the unique needs of the company and its customers, as well as to maintain content and track trends for continuous improvement. Creating a good website is a complex process that never truly ends.


# Important elements of creating an effective website that should not be forgotten:

**• Visual identity - a solid foundation** \
Choosing the right style, logo, color scheme, and fonts is crucial when building an effective website.

This actually requires a fair amount of specialized knowledge. It's not advisable to tackle it on your own. 

A professional Brand Designer will create a brand book for your company, outlining all the rules of your organization's branding. 

This prevents inconsistencies and errors when using the brand's visual strategy. 

Within NucliNet, we have professionals on board. We don't handle this on our own, but we know some pepole, and we will be happy to share these connections ;)

**• Responsiveness: Accessibility on All Devices** \
In today's world, people use various devices to browse websites - from traditional computers to smartphones and tablets. 

Therefore, the responsiveness of the site, its adaptation to different screen sizes, is crucial. 

A professional design should provide a smooth and intuitive user experience regardless of the device used to open the site.

**• Unique appearance and efficiency: Balancing Website Design** \

It's essential for the website design not only to look aesthetically pleasing but also to be functional and easy to navigate. 

A too complicated layout or an excess of visual effects can discourage users and make it difficult for them to find the necessary information. 

Therefore, website designers should strive to find the right balance between aesthetics and efficiency. The guarantee of success in this field is to use the services of a professional.

A UI/UX design specialist is responsible for designing the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX), ensuring the aesthetics, functionality, and intuitiveness of the website. 

Their involvement in the project helps create an attractive, user-friendly site that attracts customers, improves their online experience, and encourages more advanced interactions with the company.

**• Code Quality: Key to Speed and Stability** \
An excellent website design is just one side of the coin. 

The other side is the quality of the code, which is crucial for the speed and stability of the site. 

The code should be optimized, minimized, and compliant with the latest standards. 

**• Code quality affects the site's performance, loading time, and overall user experience.** \
Smoothly running websites not only gain user favor but also benefit from better indexing by search engines, affecting their visibility in search results.


**• SEO: Key Element of Building an Online Image** \
In addition to an excellent design and quality code, optimization for search engines cannot be overlooked.

A properly optimized site increases the company's visibility in search results, translating into more traffic and more conversions. 

Lack of proper optimization affects not only the flow of organic traffic but also the competitiveness in the market, increasing the risk of losing potential customers to companies that effectively use SEO practices.


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# To sum up:
Building a company's image online is a multi-faceted process, and an excellent website plays a crucial role in it.

Both an attractive design and code quality are necessary to ensure users have a positive online experience.

Investing in professional website design and programming is not just a step towards building a solid image but also a key to success in the competitive online world. 

Therefore, it's worth carefully considering each of the aspects mentioned above.

In today's digital world, where the internet is the primary source of information and interaction, establishing a solid company image online is an integral part of business strategy. 

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In today's dynamic business environment, electronic communication plays a crucial role in maintaining effective relationships with customers, business partners, and colleagues.

At first glance, an email footer may seem like a minor addition to our company's marketing efforts. 

However, a unique and well-designed email signature acts as an important element of the company's image. 

A well-crafted footer is a detail that adds professionalism and allows for the conveyance of essential contact information, integration of social media links, and the inclusion of a website link.

# What are email footers?

Email footers, also known as email signatures, are elements added at the end of each email message.

They typically consist of short blocks of text containing contact information, company details, and other relevant elements. 

The purpose of email footers is to facilitate contact with the sender while simultaneously building a professional image for the company. 

Many companies use newsletter campaigns in which a portion of the content in the sent emails is in HTML code. 

This takes the form of a graphical banner that proudly displays information. 

This approach allows for the creation of a composition that captures the recipient's attention and encourages them to explore the content contained within.

# What to Include in a Traditional Email Footer?

Depending on the concept, our clients most frequently choose to include the following information:

_1. Basic contact information and a photo of the email sender. \
2. Links to the website, promotional landing page, and social media. \
3. Current promotions or seasonal discounts. \
4. Updates on your offerings. \
5. Events you are participating in or plan to attend. \
6. Surveys gathering customer feedback. \
7. Recent or prestigious awards your company has received. \
8. Confidentiality clause or other relevant legal information._

# Our Observations Regarding Email Footers:

From the statistics we conduct, it appears that a remarkable 87% of clients approaching NucliNet with marketing and lead generation projects choose to implement HTML code in their emails during the project.

The majority of our clients, at some point in our collaboration, start inquiring about email footers.

Our consultants observe how clients who recognize the potential of this tool decide to invest in such products. 

These decisions are often surprisingly spontaneous.

It's no wonder that companies enthusiastically receive our recommendations for implementing email footers, as upgraded e-mail signatures are characterized by low costs and high business effectiveness.

# Email footers, HTML code in emails - an effective tool for modern business
Beyond the obvious functionalities mentioned above, email signatures bring significant sales value, which not all entrepreneurs may realize.

**1. Tracking campaign activity and effectiveness:** \
Including specific links to social media in email footers enables tracking the activity of our clients. 

This approach allows us to gather information on whether the recipient is interested in our company. It is an excellent tool for monitoring engagement. 

Through such links, data can be collected from a specific marketing campaign and analyzed using tools like Google Analytics.

**2. Opportunity for uniqueness:** \
A unique and creative design allows our message to stand out among others, often monotonous emails. 

This works exceptionally well in newsletter campaigns and mass mailing. 

Email footers are tools that build a professional company image. 

A carefully designed email footer indicates attention to detail and positively influences brand perception by recipients.

**3. Marketing and promotion:** \
Email footers don't have to be mere carriers of contact information. 

Adding promotional elements to email footers is a subtle way to promote products or services. 

Recipients, receiving an email, simultaneously learn about news or special offers.


# How to Create an Effective Email Footer?

There are many tools on the market that allow the creation of email signatures. 

Many platforms and CMS systems offer this possibility to their clients. 

However, these footers are often very basic, monotonous, and do not allow for differentiation from the competition.

You can generate a simple email footer, for example [here](https://www.mail-signatures.com/).

At NucliNet, we focus on creating email footers designed individually for the client's needs.

Our designers create a footer that aligns with the brand and communication strategy. 

This helps attract the recipient's attention and, consequently, increases conversion in your company's marketing campaigns. 

Our programmers, in an express manner, bring the designer's vision to life, paying attention to the reliability and universality of the code.

Do you need more business tips regarding e-mails?

Lets talk more about implementation of e-mail footers

# Here are some best practices for building email footers:

**1. Propose additional services or products:** \
It's worth drawing your readers attention to additional services, products, or offers. 

For example, in e-commerce, showcasing an added beneficial service like free delivery can be effective. 

This is especially valuable in transactional emails. A good tool for including such proposals is the email footer.

**2. Share additional value:** \
A good practice for building an effective marketing funnel is sharing value at successive stages of customer interaction. 

An email footer can help by directing to free tools or suggesting information relevant to the recipient.

A good example is emails from many airlines, providing weather conditions for the recipient's destination.
	
**3. Thoroughly test the footer:** \
Don't forget to test your new footer on all email clients (Gmail, iCloud, Outlook, etc.). 

This ensures that the message you've directed to recipients will always be legible and visually appealing.

**4. Facilitate contact to the maximum:** \
Verify whether the information in the footer is error-free. 

Also, check whether links to your contact channels work.

Remember to include only essential information in your email footer. All of this will improve the effectiveness of your emails.


# Implementation of Email Footers, a Common Problem, Time and Nerve-Wracking Process?

Many companies complain about the process of implementing footers in their organizations.

Indeed, the larger the company, the more people in the team, the more minor but annoying obstacles appear during the implementation of HTML code in sent emails.

We have noticed this problem and decided to streamline and simplify this process to the maximum.

Clients ordering an email footer at NucliNet receive intuitive PDF document after the project is completed. 

This document containins an individual link to our proprietary footer implementation tool, NucliSignature.

Additionally, the presentation includes detailed instructions guiding the user through the implementation process. 

The presentation allows for the easy sharing of the individual link to our tool, and NucliSignature even enables non-technical members of our organization to quickly and, most importantly, independently implement their email footer. 

The use of NucliSignature also allows us to reduce the costs of creating an email footer. 

Many companies create a footer for each employee separately; we code it only once.

# Looks good, seems effective, but how much does it cost?

We encounter this question almost every week. The answer is, it depends ;) 

The good news, however, is that in the case of email footers, costs are not high.

Many platforms offer the creation of simple email signatures as part of a paid subscription or even for free. 

However, in this case, customization options are highly limited.

The cost of footers designed to individual needs ranges around 500 PLN net, and the price is mainly influenced by the complexity of the design.

# Summary:

In conclusion, email footers are an integral part of effective business communication in both B2B and B2C models. 

Carefully designed and containing essential information, they can significantly increase the efficiency of your company's actions and build a positive brand image in the eyes of customers. 

HTML code introduced into emails is an extremely effective tool for acquiring customers for our organization.

Why is proper utilization of email footers particularly important for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises?

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Knowledge hub

How does the creation of mobile app look like from the technological perspective?

[NUCLI TECH TALKS]

How to build an affordable yet high-quality mobile app for a museum?

[OUR PROJECTS]

Modern website, a foundation of modern business.

[NUCLI BUSINESS TALKS]

Visit us on LinkedIn!

[Social Media]

How to create a professional e-mail signature?

[NUCLI BUSINESS TALKS]

Supercharge your business with a team of professionals

Fell free to contact us

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Supercharge your business
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