Sharing what we’ve learned while delivering client projects online for more than 20 years and being leading contributors to TYPO3 is part of who we are.
We choose widely-adopted open-source technologies because we can fix, extend, and improve them while building on the experience and support of thousands of our peers. In our blog, we share with you the knowledge we’ve gained along the way for you to build on.
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The traffic we knew is not coming back. AI agents research, compare, and recommend before people visit your website. That does not make it obsolete—it changes its job: Your website becomes a trusted source for people and machines. And that makes your CMS more important than before.
TYPO3 stores phone numbers as tel: links, but doesn’t format them for output. Meet EXT:phone_number, a Fluid ViewHelper for clean, consistent numbers.
TYPO3 is powerful software for serious digital projects—but that does not mean working with a CMS has to feel impersonal. Meet T3ppy, our friendly companion for the TYPO3 backend. While we are putting the finishing touches on our own T3ppy extension, we are opening up the character to the community with a customizable design kit.
The EU AI Act brings the origins of AI-generated content into focus. AI Label marks AI-generated and AI-edited content in TYPO3 and records who signed off the published version—for transparent origins and clear human accountability.
Your roadmap is solid—and yet delivery keeps slowing down. b13’s Flix Keitgen on why the bottleneck is often human, not technical, and what leadership needs to add.
Laura Heine shares what she learned at the Design Leadership Meetup about responsibility, documentation, and treating AI fairly as a team.
How TYPO3 agencies b13 and Analog joined forces with SRH University to launch THE CÄMP—a community-driven event built on collaboration, not competition.
Pat Ramsey, Director of Technology at Crowd Favorite, has been working with WordPress since 2004. Here’s what he said about TYPO3 at the inaugural TYPO3 Summit North America—with editorial notes from b13.
In September, the CMS community meets in Palma de Mallorca—and b13 will be there as a sponsor. CMS Camp Mallorca is a barcamp: no fixed agenda, just real conversations, honest insights, and people who share what actually works. Bring your topics, bring your questions, and come find out what other teams are building.
Everyone’s selling AI bolt-ons for your CMS. From the first TYPO3 Summit North America: why the most AI-ready thing about TYPO3 is the boring part—structured content.
