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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.
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TYPO3 v13 marks the beginning of a new era of user-friendliness. The version impresses with a modern, fresh, and incredibly high-performance user interface—developed for anyone who wants to edit content efficiently, intuitively, and enjoyably on a daily basis.
CMS Kickoff 2026 in Florida brought together agencies, CMS experts, and open source communities to discuss AI, digital sovereignty, and the future of content management systems from a global perspective.
b13 is redesigning TYPO3’s backend for version 14 to feel modern, work faster, maintain user context, and create an expandable foundation that can evolve for years to come.
TYPO3 v14 LTS, community and events: how b13 invests in the new backend, knowledge sharing, junior developers, and practical TYPO3 extensions.
T3CON25 showcased the future of TYPO3 with insights on TYPO3 v14, AI, digital sovereignty, and open-source solutions driving secure, modern web experiences.
See highlights from Benni Mack’s T3CON Keynote: TYPO3 v14 offers a modernized feel and improvements in themes, upgrades, and API.
The Container Extension by Achim Fritz (b13) wins the TYPO3 Award 2025. A recognition for open source, clarity, and true TYPO3 DNA.
Five days, 14 contributors, countless ideas—and 55 patches created! Our team at b13 joined the TYPO3 v14 Feature Sprint in Geneva to push key improvements for backend UX, APIs, and media management.
Subdirectories, Subdomains, and Better SEO Rankings. The answer to which one should I use? is always it depends. Subdomains and subdirectories interact differently with SEO rankings, regionally-specific top-level domains, and your internal site organization and maintenance.