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As digital experiences increasingly shape how we connect and engage, ensuring accessibility for all users is crucial. The European Accessibility Act (EAA), introduced in 2019, is set to standardize accessibility requirements across the European Union by June 28, 2025. This regulation covers a wide range of products and services, from e-commerce platforms to banking and public transport, mandating that they are accessible to people with disabilities. For companies developing and delivering digital products in the EU, compliance with the EAA is not only necessary to avoid regulatory repercussions but also an opportunity to lead in inclusivity and broaden market reach. With the EAA compliance deadline approaching, businesses need to understand the impact of these new standards on their operations and take proactive steps to prepare their digital products. DO OK is here to guide your business through this transition, ensuring your products are compliant and optimized for accessibility to provide a seamless experience for all users.  Take the first step towards compliance with our Web Accessibility Testing Tool, designed to provide instant insights into your website’s accessibility.

Driven by a client-centric and flexible approach, DO OK has earned two recognitions from Clutch this fall! These badges highlight our commitment to working closely with clients, tackling real challenges, and turning ambitious ideas into reality.

We are proud to announce that DO OK is now a verified Pangea vendor. This means that we have been recognized as part of an elite community of the top 7% software engineering companies and through our Pangea profile, we will further our commitment to transparency towards our current and future partners.

What is near-sourcing? How to start a development project fast without in-house engineers? Why run an on-site discovery workshop? We'll elaborate on these questions further. Today Finland, Sweden, and Norway experience a massive demand for all engineering disciplines. Government figures show that at least 650,000 people work in ICT, rising all the time. As technology becomes more integrated into our daily lives, the need for software, hardware, web, and embedded developers grows across the Nordic region. In addition to this equation, some available resources unfortunately only have experience with old obsolete or unfit technologies or tools - with a need for an immediate update, like with, i.e. Python 2, which is officially sunset by Python.org on January 1, 2020. Recruiting new skills is a time-consuming process. Finding the person with adequate competencies and being a match with the team is not easy. From the perspective of the result, it is often more important to bring the new service or product early to the market than have a particular skill in-house.  

Our team is among the few companies that were listed as the most reviewed IT services in all of Estonia

We are excited to announce that DO OK has achieved ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification. This certifies that DO OK services have achieved the highest standards of quality and information security. 

We’ve been building applications for entrepreneurs and organizations for over 10 years. It’s our mission to work with entrepreneurs that want to change the world for the better. To achieve that mission, we need to build long-lasting and mutually valuable relationships with these innovators. To deliver as much value as we can, we’ve made the decision to open an office in one of our key markets, The Netherlands. We want to strengthen our position in key markets by building closer relationships with you, our clients.

TechReviewer published an updated list of companies that are recognized as the top IoT development companies. We are very pleased that DO OK has earned their trust and has been nominated on this list.

This year we celebrate the 10th anniversary. In the first scenario, we planned a huge party with invitations for clients, partners, allies, and the team, of course. Pandemia and lockdown revised our bold plans for an extraordinary event. We’ve thought we could meet only with teammates, but even that option was too risky. Even in reality, before severe isolation, organizing an exciting event for +55 people that some of them live abroad, is challenging. We work every day on being aware of everyone's concerns, current restrictions, state of health, and well-being. We canceled the offline event with the shared decision and rethought how else we could celebrate this occasion.