Open Source and Trends

New website

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Quick summary

The website redesign introduced a new visual identity, an updated logo and a new location for the English and Spanish sections. These blogs were moved to the website to keep readers informed about NaN·tic’s developments.

Contents

Some have already realized we've redesigned our web page and it seems many people like it, not only NaN·tic's team :-). We also changed our logo and have moved our English and Spanish blogs here, where we hope we'll better keep you up to date with our developments.

Frequently asked questions

What were the main changes introduced by the redesign?

The redesign introduced a new visual identity and a new logo.

Where were the English and Spanish sections moved?

They were moved to the redesigned website so readers could stay up to date with developments.

What was the purpose of moving the blogs?

The purpose was to provide a place to keep readers informed about NaN·tic’s developments.

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