We just updated the header of our website beAnywhere.ch with a short and calm video. I'm always a bit ambivalent with auto-playing video content, but we had the feeling that this video of slowly moving clouds still has some relaxing effect (it actually looks calm out like a slow-motion video, although it is playing in real speed). 

What is your opinion on background videos on websites (especially if it's all about photography/video and visual presentation of a service)?

Always wanted to share some of the interactive panoramas on the beAnywhere.ch website, and finally I found the time to do it. Added them to an interactive viewer with support for VR with smartphones and tablets to enable a stunning user experience while diving into the details of some fascinating landscapes and cityscapes.

You can check them out here: https://beanywhere.ch/en/panorama-roundshots

#wearehiring What about starting the new year with a new job? And what if this job is in a rapidly growing health tech startup, where you can effectively help to digitize healthcare and build a digital experience for our patients and doctors?

Sounds good, doesn't it? 🚀

Oh, and let's not talk about if work-anywhere is possible, core hours or *.doc-specifications – we are beyond this level, trust me. 😉

https://careers.onlinedoctor.ch/jobs/1204508-software-engineer-80-100-f-m-d

Just published a short article about simple steps on how to improve your photos, even in bad weather conditions and an environment that might not seem to be very photogenic at the first sight. And you don't need an expensive camera for that, all doable with your smartphone. 📱📸
Read it up here: https://beanywhere.ch/en/28135/autumn-photography-in-arolla