The year 2020 is slowly coming to an end. It’s time for a little summary, then. One of the milestones that we’ve achieved is moving to a new office. The day had come at the beginning of August 2020.  It’s a very mosaic task, which, like most of our activities, we realized as a project. Magda Skubiszewska, our Office Manager, was the project’s leader. She shared her ideas and approach to this complex undertaking. Thanks to a partnership lined with the will to change and looking for new solutions, we were able to start a new chapter in Synergy Codes history. Read Magda’s tips on how to manage and finalize the moving project and the best practices…

To talk about what diagrams are, from a definition point of view, would be reinventing the wheel. However, the fact that they are commonly used in the business is a topic we encounter in our daily work. But Łukasz Jaźwa, who holds the role of Senior Software Engineer and Product Design Team Leader at Synergy Codes, will tell you how to manage data using diagrams as an advanced form of visualization and presentation. Yet, it’s impossible to ignore an attempt to discuss what diagrams mean to us. We’re a team of specialists who help clients from all over the world to present complex data and processes in the form of tailor-made diagram applications in…

Any manager or a team member, working on a project, encounter some typical issues. While you have deadlines to face, the reality of remote work doesn’t make anything easier. So why not look for the tools that will allow you to control and fully optimize your project?  The effective solutions for live cooperation within the project are just around the corner. Is it possible to obtain the effect of full optimization and taking control of the project in 4 steps? Yes, if the manager can delegate tasks to the team, sets the appropriate deadlines for each stage, maintains constant communication, and responds to the crisis immediately. At the same time, a team member is…

When designing data visualization, as designers we need to understand the users’ intentions for interacting with our product and what answers to their questions they are trying to find. Typically, during the design process, user flow consists of a series of steps, which they usually finish with an action, such as buying a product, starting an operation, etc. The goal in this case is concrete and clearly defined. However, it is not all cracked up to be when the goal itself is not just to reach desired data but its exploration and analysis, during which a user can perform several actions. Let’s start with what is data visualization. Michael Friendly defines data visualization as…