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Behind successful forms: how we refined the phone number validation

We’re often asked why our widgets perform significantly better than the older digital campaigning tools they’ve replaced. The answer isn’t straightforward—it’s a mix of multiple factors, with no single magic solution. Instead, it’s about paying attention to the small details and making continuous improvements. One of our latest enhancements, which was partly sponsored by Greenpeace […]

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EP 2024: quick look at party names and what they mean for digital campaigns

Pooling information from official EU websites can offer data-driven insight and enhance digital campaigning tools. However, retrieving, and relying on such sources creates numerous challenges for campaigners due to lack of consistency and standardisation of how information is presented. At FTSQ we are currently going through the published data about the recently elected MEPs. Before

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“Circular Democracy”: Shaping the way citizens and their elected representatives communicate

A healthy, thriving democracy needs citizens, civil society organisations (CSOs) and elected politicians to work together to build constructive dialogue and trust. At FTSQ we’re launching a new, ambitious initiative called “Circular Democracy” to help bridge the communication gap that we feel is wider than ever. The challenges we face Today’s democracy faces many tests.

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