Amazee Labs

🎉 It’s live! We’re proud to share the newly rebranded website for the Schweizer Paraplegiker-Stiftung.

This refresh brings together clean architecture, intuitive design, and thoughtful accessibility – all grounded in a future-ready frontend and a bold new brand direction.

Huge thanks to the team for their collaboration, care, and sharp attention to detail. From animations to performance, every piece matters. 👉 https://buff.ly/tn4Fako

🛠️ Celebrating 3 years of solid support and smart solutions!

Thank you to our Sys Admin, Callum Foulkes, for three years of keeping systems stable, security tight, and everything running behind the scenes. Your attention to detail and ability to stay calm under pressure make a huge difference every single day.

Cheers to the journey so far – and all that’s still to come.

👏 We’re thrilled to welcome Dijana Kokai as our new Senior Project Manager! Her journey spans countries, industries, and a chapter of self-employment – bringing clarity, curiosity, and a love of collaboration to every project. After years in big corporates, she’s excited to join a close-knit team like ours.

Welcome, Dijana – we're so glad you're here! 🌟

🌳 18 months ago, our Senior Developer, Vasi Chindris, set himself an extreme challenge: to plant 1,000 trees in just 30 days.

Since then, he’s kept an eye on their progress, and we’re happy to share that many are not only surviving but thriving, especially after a good spring. 🌱

Even better? Last month, Vasi and his son joined a local planting event and added 25 more trees to the world – alongside over 100 other volunteers. In total, 4,500 trees were planted that day! 💚

We love seeing how this journey continues to grow — in the ground and across generations.

📖 Read the full update here: https://buff.ly/3W1eBjg

Extreme Challenge: Planting a Mini-Forest - 18 Months Later | Amazee Labs It’s been a year and a half since I set myself the challenge of planting a mini forest, and what a journey it’s been. What started as a personal goal has turned into something much more enduring, rooted (quite literally) in muddy boots, patient observation, and plenty of small, but satisfying mi...