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We’re back with another update! This time we’re coming at you with a half-year update to give you an idea of what the first six months of 2021 has had in store for us.

Worried your site might need a refresh? Here are 15 signs you might need a new website – and what to do about them.

We are proud to have worked with our client Educational Recording Agency (ERA) on their new partnership with the BBC, providing access to their Shakespeare Archive.

Here are the top things to think about if you’re looking to deepen visitor engagement through a membership website.

Creating an elearning website lets your business tap into an online learning market that has hit the stratosphere.

What are Google’s Core Web Vitals, what’s changing, and how can you make sure your website is ready?

We’re building a very cool tool that recommends images for a piece of text. Can you spare 5 mins to help with our experiment?

It gives me great pleasure to announce BrightMinded turns 10 years old this week! It’s been an incredible, fun, challenging, and fantastic journey.

Our AI team presents a popular unsupervised machine learning technique that aims at extracting relevant topics from large sets of documents, Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA).

New year, new projects! As 2021 has made its start, we’re still as busy as ever and we thought it time to share another Quarterly Update to show you what we’ve been up to. We are very fortunate that the beginning of the year has got off to a flying start here at BrightMinded, especially in the current climate. Hopefully, this year will only keep improving from here on out, and maybe we’ll even start to see some sense of normality return (touch wood we haven’t just jinxed it!).

Over the last several weeks, we’ve started to see a shift in the world around us: the leaves have started falling, going outside in just a t-shirt is no longer the best of ideas, schools have started again. It can only mean one thing: Autumn is here! For us, that means it’s time for another Quarterly Update blog to update you on what we’ve been up to since July, when we released our last one.

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