Just as a job interview is a two-way street, so is exploring a potential partnership with a development agency. Both sides should ask questions, gather info, and evaluate whether the partnership is a good fit. It’s reciprocal.

At Zaengle we have built a number of web-based software applications over the past 12 years. Some have been transient, only serving a specific purpose for a window of time, while others have persisted for years on end. We've learned a number of key lessons while building and maintaining these long-term applications and we wanted to share them with you.

Hiring the right development agency is like choosing a trustworthy co-pilot to help you fly your plane. We’ve identified key characteristics below to help you evaluate partnership choices for your website project. You deserve a great web development agency, not just a good one.

Many aspects of web accessibility are implemented through code, but code isn't the only thing that matters. A website's design plays a crucial role in ensuring its accessibility. In this post, we'll discuss a few aspects of a website's design that can help ensure the site is accessible to all users.

At Zaengle, we usually build things for other people. We've done it for ten years, and it's our bread and butter. Occasionally, we build things for ourselves. Doing so opens new sources of potential revenue and helps us sharpen our skills for future projects. This is a story about one of those things.