Interaction design (IxD): unforgettable interactions with your target audience

Lingerie brand Van de Velde believe in the power that lies in women, in self-confidence, and also in technology. Together with iO, they are connecting the three.

How does iO keep its long-term relationship with Farmaline fresh as a daisy? By mixing trust with a profitable synergy of tech and marketing services.

How do you develop a virtual experience platform that takes your customer experience to the next level?

Brussels Airport: a look at the digital platforms iO built for the ultimate passenger experience.

New technology, internet-of-things and proof-of-concepts. Find out how iO is introducing innovation at Brussels Airport.

Brussels Airport: In this case story, read how iO has become an extension of the airport.

How do you tell a clear online story that pulls traffic towards your website if you represent multiple businesses? Read the case and find out.

Find out how iO developed an online platform and iOS and Android apps for the online bank Knab, from UX/UI design to development. Read the case.

iO developed a website and UX-driven configurator for and with Suzuki Belgium. Read all about it in this case.

What it takes to make booking as easy as possible for you? Discover the power of a strong management vision, a streamlined work process, and long-term, open, and transparent collaboration between Landal GreenParks and iO.

iO experts built a brand new D2C website with an advanced Adobe Experience Manager e-commerce platform for lighting specialists Signify. The result: happy users and satisfied teams. Read the full case here.

How to build a multi-site, multi-language, global B2B platform for lead generation and online branding - iO

A central database for software vendors and clear data of golf in the Netherlands: that's what we’ve built in OutSystems - using pure low-code development.

Linking data sources by registering personal and credit card data on an online portal

Discover how iO developed a B2C commerce platform and app for Winkelstraat where more than 300 luxury boutiques sell fashion via one webshop. Read the case.

For many organisations, their digital platform is essential infrastructure: a versatile technology foundation on which they can build and run their digital operations. With a strong and flexible digital platform, you can stay ahead of your competitors by providing your customers with the best user experience that fits seamlessly with your business goals. But how do you ensure that your platform helps you to really make a difference?

Navigating the rapidly expanding MarTech landscape can be overwhelming, but with a clear strategy and focused approach, you can build an effective MarTech stack that drives your marketing success.

XM Cloud is the CMS of Sitecore’s new Composable DXP. It is a further development of their original CMS, but packed and serviced completely different. It’s SaaS, less hassle to maintain, quicker and easier to develop on, a lot easier to work with for content editors, but still as powerful and versatile as before. So when starting a new Sitecore implementation, choosing XM Cloud over the original Platform DXP is a no-brainer. But what about migrating your existing implementation to XM Cloud? There is no set upgrade path and your starting position greatly influences the desired route to take, but also the business case behind such a migration. In this article I will share my view on the important differences, challenges, benefits, caveats, possible approaches for a migration roadmap, and everything you would like to know and consider before embarking on this journey.

“Refresh your website every five years.” Sound familiar? Well, listen carefully. Because in 2024, things have changed. The tech keeping your website up and running used to be out-of-date after five years. But now, it’s become more stable. So, don’t jump on the new website bandwagon just yet, and do your homework to see what you can repurpose first.

The rise of AI, shifts in the social media landscape, and the end of third-party data...2023 was, to say the least, a tumultuous year. But this year, marketers and their organizations are also facing significant challenges. Discover the six digital and marketing trends that will dominate 2024 and, most importantly, how you can successfully tackle them.

More and more organisations want to measure the return on investment of digital platforms accurately. But how do you develop a successful measurement plan?

Safety, performance, scalability and user-friendliness. That is what WordPress is all about and why iO is proud to call itself a WordPress partner. Many of our larger websites and applications run on the open-source platform. And that won’t change anytime soon. Discover why and how we use WordPress to support our clients as best as we can.

Today consumers expect a consistent and personalised experience with relevant cross channel content. This might be buying suggestions, waiting room screens, personalised playlists and viewing tips. In terms of technology, this is often based on a DXP - digital experience platform. In a DXP, content is stored centrally so that it can be presented from one channel-dependent point, tailor-made and potentially even personalised. Over the last decade Drupal - originally a content management system - has evolved into a digital experience platform (DXP). What can Drupal DXP do for your customers’ digital experience today?