For people who make the web better
Practical knowledge for a better web
You want a website that is easy to use, understandable and manageable over time. Dogteam helps developers, designers and digital product teams make informed choices about technology, accessibility and automation.
Start with the visitor journey
A contact form is useful when visitors can send their question and understand what happens next. Our first article helps you review the complete journey: clear labels, keyboard access, error messages and confirmation of receipt.
Explore our topics
Web development and architecture
How should responsibilities be shared between the frontend, CMS and connected systems? We explore design choices through maintenance, dependencies and everyday use. Start by asking who can make a change and how the team will notice a failure.
UX and accessibility
A polished screen does not tell you whether someone can complete a task. We focus on clear content, predictable interactions and access with different tools. Start with one complete task, such as sending a question, and look for obstacles.
AI and automation
Which tasks can you delegate, and where is human review needed? We focus on scope, permissions, checking results and recovering from errors. The practical question is what the system may do independently and when it must stop.
Turn reading into action
Choose one visitor journey. Define a successful outcome, try a failure scenario and record what you checked. Use an article to start a team discussion and turn the outcome into concrete acceptance criteria.
How we work
Our articles start with a specific question. We consult original sources, explain trade-offs and identify uncertainty. We only describe an example as a test result when that test has actually been performed.
A question from your own work?
Struggling with a design choice, an integration or a confusing visitor journey? Send the context, what you have tried and the question you need answered. Corrections and practical experiences are welcome too.