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Thomas Ebenstein

Thomas Ebenstein is a full-stack developer and has spent the last ten years as co-founder and CTO of ESG Plus GmbH (known for www.cleanvest.org), helping to build the company. He has led the technical infrastructure and software development.

In his blog posts, he shares his experiences and learnings from these ten years, writing about new technologies, AI, digitalization, and business automation.

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Are QR Codes Still Relevant for Businesses in 2024?

Thomas Ebenstein

Are you worried when scanning a QR codes? When used correctly, QR codes are more useful than ever. All about QR codes, modern use cases and available tools.

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Web Accessibility: What It Means and How to Implement It

Thomas Ebenstein

The obligation for web accessibility is approaching for businesses. But what exactly does accessibility mean? How can it be implemented, and is your company affected? This article provides the answers.

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Your First Company Website: A Starter Guide for SMEs

Thomas Ebenstein

From Jimdo and Wix to Wordpress or opting for custom development, the choices seem endless. So, how do you pick the right one? Here’s a simplified guide for SMEs venturing into the digital realm for the first time.

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Astro: Benefits, Challenges, and Alternatives

Thomas Ebenstein

is a new and modern frontend framework that enables the creation of static HTML websites. Learn what Astro is, when you should use it, and when alternatives might make more sense.

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WordPress: Benefits, Challenges, and Alternatives

Thomas Ebenstein

Over the past two decades, WordPress has solidified itself as a mainstay in the digital landscape. But how does it stack up in 2024 for new web projects?