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From 19 June 2026, a new requirement applies to online retail in the EU: the withdrawal button. Anyone who concludes contracts with consumers through an online interface must then provide a digital withdrawal function that is accessible at any time during the withdrawal period.

This article explains what the withdrawal button is, when it applies, who it affects and how the requirement can be implemented technically. One important note up front: we are a digital agency, not a legal advisor. The information below is a technical and organisational overview, not legal advice.

When the company ARAT approached us with a specific request, it quickly became clear that this would not be an ordinary visualisation project. The task was to render several thousand product variants of a modular mounting system realistically. Every single configuration had to be technically correct, visually high-quality and clearly reproducible.

A challenge that cannot be solved with classic workflows, yet at the same time a perfect field of application for an automated rendering pipeline. Before we dive into the technical implementation, though, it is worth taking a short look at the product itself.

A fast website is essential today, for user experience, conversion rate and search engine ranking. At KOMMERS we therefore place great value on measuring website performance. In this article we show which tools and methods we use to analyse website speed, how we integrate real-world tests into our workflow, which typical performance problems we frequently find at clients, and how we solve them. Finally, we share concrete learnings and best practices from our projects.

In the digital landscape, companies constantly face the question of whether their current systems are still up to date. Many may be toying with the idea of replacing their existing TYPO3 CMS and moving to WordPress.

WordPress has in fact long become the dominant CMS worldwide. Around 44% of all websites now run on it, while TYPO3 is used on only about 0.4%. So why this trend?

In this article we explain the typical challenges that TYPO3 brings in everyday use, the advantages WordPress offers and how a TYPO3 to WordPress migration with KOMMERS can work. With this we want to give you a sound basis for your decision and show how you can make your web project more successful by switching to WordPress.

After a short break, our Roundup series continues!

This time there is a redesign of Pepsi (again?), a book recommendation and more.
Enjoy the read, your KOMMERS team!

A brand is assembled from many individually tailored parts that together form a flexible and successful identity for the long term. At KOMMERS we rely on our internally developed, proven three-pillar model, which defines the building blocks of a brand strategy and also provides an overview of the points where you can start.

Not only new companies and start-ups benefit from this, but also established brands that emerge from our process repositioned and ready for the future.

In this series of posts we collect news and updates from the design and development world, along with inspiration and interesting articles.
The digital world reinvents itself every day, trends come and go, and staying current takes a constant online presence. To keep up, we regularly comb through our favourite outlets, blogs and platforms in search of cutting-edge content. That way we can supply our clients with modern solutions that match tomorrow's state of technology and vision.

Number 1 of the KOMMERS Roundup series features mushrooms, snacks for in between, and hippos created by AI.

We hope our selection of articles inspires you to create something new, and we wish you a lot of fun!