Trainings

Hands-on learning, straight from real projects

Sessions for your team, drawn from the projects we deliver and told plainly. You leave with things you can apply the next day.

Topics we teach

Themes we know from the inside

Every topic comes out of our own daily work; we don't teach what we haven't done.

Practical AI for your team

What AI genuinely does for your work today, where it falls short, and how to use it responsibly.
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Software that lasts

How to deliver software that keeps working after handover: healthy foundations, honest documentation.
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Working in short iterations

Kanban and iterative delivery as we use them daily: small steps, visible work, steady progress.
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Accessibility in practice

Making digital products usable for everyone: what matters most, how to test it, how to keep it.
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Security for sensitive data

Everyday habits for teams handling sensitive data: spotting risks and knowing what to do when something feels off.
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Replacing legacy systems

Moving off an ageing system without betting everything on one release: what to replace, what to keep.
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How a session works

Shaped around your team

Your tools, your level and your questions shape the session, not a fixed slide deck.
Your place or ours

We come to you, or you join us at the studio, as long as everyone fits around one table.
Your real cases

No slideware: we work on your actual situations and code, because that is where lessons stick.

In the open

The articles on this site cover the same themes, free to read, so you can see how we think first.

Good to know

How big should the group be?

Small groups work best, so everyone gets to ask questions and try things. We agree the size together.

Do we need a technical background?

No. We tailor the depth to who is in the room, from developers to people who use the software every day.

What does it cost?

We price per session, based on topic, preparation and group. Tell us what you have in mind and you get a clear proposal.

Can it be about our own codebase?

Yes, and that is usually the best version: working on your own code makes every lesson concrete and useful afterwards.

Every topic above is also written up. Read the articles first and see how we think before you book anything.

Tell us what your team wants to get better at. We'll think along and shape a session that fits.