We are shifting the webconsulting.at design system to sharp edges. This article explains the reasons, the trade-offs, and why our upcoming template system Desiderio still keeps the radius configurable.
Read more: Saying Goodbye to Rounded Corners: Back to Sharp EdgesWho really owns the internet? An analysis of the four levels: from undersea cables and DNS administration to platform regulation – who controls the digital infrastructure in 2025.
Read more: Who Owns the Internet? Governance, Actors and Structures in 2025A historical retrospective of a webconsulting publication on usability from 1999. Due to legal reasons, the original book is not being fully republished.
Read more: webconsulting Publication on Usability from 199920 predictions on AI, surveillance, chips, networks, e-commerce, wearables, and attention compared with metrics and sources up to 17 July 2026.
Read more: Technology Forecasts 1998 vs 2026: The Fact CheckA full TYPO3 14.3 runs – backend included – as a container image on Vercel. We show the architecture, a mini-guide without an existing Vercel account, and the limitations of the serverless platform.
Read more: Hosting TYPO3 on Vercel: an honest review with TYPO3 14.3 and CaminoAn internal strategy evolved into a full research paper, tested for weaknesses via adversarial review and published openly. This article explains our methodology, the new /forschung section, and why we work this way.
Read more: How a TYPO3 Idea Became a Research PaperSummary of our monograph on the curated Agent Skills registry for TYPO3: Research questions, catalogue of requirements, lessons from registry history, and risk analysis.
Read more: Twelve Requirements, Five Lessons, Four Risks: The Study on the Agent Skills Registry for TYPO3What a curated Agent Skills registry for TYPO3 requires: a strategic analysis of architecture, governance, legal aspects, and long-term viability – based on 137 curated skills.
Read more: TER for Agent Skills: Why the TYPO3 Ecosystem Needs a Curated Skills Registry NowGermany is investing around 108 million euros in a TYPO3-based Government Site Builder, confirming its choice of technology. Austria can expand this same TYPO3 base in a targeted manner: with the Desiderio design system, MCP, a typed API, a central Abilities Registry, Agent Skills, and an optimised backend – traceable, controlled, and digitally sovereign.
Read more: Austria + TYPO3: Intelligent Government Websites Inspired by the German ModelUpdate July 2026: for new projects we no longer build on n8n but on Hermes (or OpenClaw) as our base technology. The original technical n8n guide – 10 downloadable workflows and ROI calculations – stays online as a reference.
Read more: TYPO3 & n8n Workflow Automation: The Complete GuideParts of this content were created with the assistance of AI.
