We publish guides, analyses and case studies on digital and architectural accessibility and user-friendly service design.
What are the signs that a website has been infected? Viruses on a website most often redirect visitors to a different address. There may be phishing attempts and, shortly afterwards, the...
Remote working has recently become much more popular. It can significantly reduce a company's costs and make it more accessible and flexible for customers. The situation is similar with...
A dynamic calculator for a website can serve many useful purposes. These include: Unit converters (currency, weight, height, etc.). Calculating values based on multiple variables (e.g...
Audio description is one of the most crucial features enabling people with disabilities to access content properly. What exactly is audio description? It is a verbal description of visual...
Could an advanced report look completely different? New possibilities that change the way we work with spreadsheets. Why do we use this tool even for planning a household budget?...
We are a company working with new technologies, but we also want to make a difference in our local community. That is why we founded the Aktywne Kosakowo association, which is linked to...
What is website design and what are its stages? When designing a website, you need to remember that it will be visited by a variety of users, including people with disabilities. That is why...
Websites are created to fulfil specific functions. The most important include the image, information, communication and advertising functions. Image functions: This is the most significant...
An online shop serves as a product catalogue that allows customers not only to browse products but also to buy them. Everything takes place over the Internet. This form is steadily gaining...
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International project
Nautil is the technology partner in a project in which, together with institutions from Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Lithuania, we are building AI-based solutions that make museums and tourist attractions accessible to everyone.
More about the AIMused project
Project co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund under the Interreg South Baltic 2021–2027 programme.