Articulos

Having a website in 2025 isn't enough. What matters is having a website that works: one that loads fast, shows up on Google, looks great on any screen, and can be updated without relying on anyone else.

These days, over 80% of website traffic comes from mobile devices. That means your potential customers aren’t visiting your site from a desktop — they’re doing it from their phones.

If you’re starting your online business, you’ve probably come across words like website, domain, and hosting. They might sound technical, but understanding them is easier than you think.

In the world of web and application design, "fidelity" refers to how closely a design or prototype represents the final product in terms of visual detail, content, and interactivity. In our previous article, we explored the concepts of wireframes and prototypes, which often operate in the low to medium-fidelity spectrum, crucial for defining structure and basic flows. Today, we delve into the upper end of this spectrum: high-fidelity or "pixel perfect" design.

Instagram can be a great tool to connect with your audience. But if your entire business lives on social media, you're building on rented land. And that’s a problem.

This article provides a comprehensive comparison between three of the most popular CMSs—Sanity, Tina, and Strapi—and Marte Website Builder, our all-in-one solution for high-performance websites. We analyze key aspects such as architecture, continuous updates, user interface, security, and scalability, showing how Marte Website Builder stands out as a robust alternative that simplifies development and optimizes digital presence without the need for external plugins.

The Kit Digital was born with a laudable purpose: to reduce the digital divide and boost the competitiveness of SMEs and freelancers in Spain. However, the implementation of the program has generated controversy and criticism for various aspects ranging from bureaucracy to the standardization of solutions that, at times, do not respond to the real needs of companies.

In today's digital era, website loading speed can make the difference between capturing or losing a potential customer. Users expect instant web experiences, and search engines reward the fastest sites with better visibility.

The WordPress community, once known for its collaboration and vast developer ecosystem, is going through one of its worst moments. Not only are there legal disputes and clashes between key players—Matt Mullenweg, Automattic, WP Engine, among others—but its technology is also starting to show clear signs of aging compared to more modern and efficient options. In this context, Marte emerges: a next-generation CMS focused on offering small and medium-sized businesses a powerful, easy-to-manage solution for digital presence without complications.