There are ideas that are born lightly, almost like a game. Proposals that work well in a meeting, that make people smile and that could easily stay there. Preparing for Sant Jordi —a time when...
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Instagram Trends 2026: How to Create an Effective B2B Content Strategy
There’s an idea that still comes up often when working on digital strategy with companies: “Instagram isn’t a channel for us, we’re B2B." It’s an understandable perception, especially if it’s based...
Renaissance 2.0: UX, artificial intelligence and the return to humanism
After one of the conferences we attended at the Talent Arena in Barcelona , there remains an idea that is difficult to ignore: perhaps the future does not only involve more technology, but also...
Google Discover after the February 2026 update: How it affects the visibility of your content
Google has applied changes to Google Discover, the mobile space where articles and news are displayed according to each user's interests. It's not a change to the regular search engine, but it is a...
Social Media Sizes and Formats in 2026: Updated Guide
In 2026, a clear trend in social media is confirmed: vertical content has become the standard. Formats such as 9:16, 4:5, and 3:4 are now the ones that perform best on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn,...
AI, in practice: what we have done this year at DeMomentSomTres
This year, artificial intelligence has ceased to be a promise and has become a real working tool. Yes, I know this sentence could appear in any year-end summary, but in our case, it is exactly what...
When a deep link is lost: how to maintain a seamless path
Imagine you send a newsletter announcing a special offer and include a link for the reader to go directly to the promotion page. When they click, instead of arriving there, the website first asks...
When design and code speak the same language. Euromus, a success story
Euromus, a leading solution in the cultural sector, trusts DeMomentSomTres to provide a fresh perspective on UX/UI design: more clarity, inclusion, and consistency across screens. We share agnostic criteria and best practices so that design and code speak the same language.
The first color of links: why are they blue ‘by default’?
“Grass is green and hyperlinks are blue.” — Elise Blanchard If you've ever wondered why links on websites appear blue by default without anyone explicitly telling them 'make me blue', here's a...
TrumpWoo: the plugin for applying automatic tariffs to sales in the United States
More and more European e-commerce businesses are deciding to sell in the United States. The market is immense, purchasing power is high, and logistics are becoming easier every day. But there's one...
