Blog Category: Software Development

In the software development section of our blog, we share a range of stories related to building digital products and services, a core component of our business.

From posts about agile processes and SCRUM techniques to sustainable development and deployment practices, shared code libraries, web accessibility practices, upgrading WordPress, how to transition from waterfall to agile practices, and many other topics that are key to how we help our clients find success. These posts will help you better understand the practices we use to build and test successful digital products and services.

For more information on how we build awesome software for our clients, check out our Web Development Services pages.

08.31.2020

Migrating to Gutenberg: Frequently Asked Questions

Posted by Mightybytes in UX Design, Web Development tagged with Gutenberg, Product Management, Wordpress

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Considering a website redesign sometime soon? In this post, we answer common questions on how Wordpress’ “Gutenberg” editor has changed the website redesign process. If you're thinking about migrating to Gutenberg, read on. Read More ›

01.22.2020

How to Prioritize Features For Digital Products

Posted by Tim Frick in Design, Software Development, UX Design tagged with Agile, Product Management, Project Management

In this guide, we explore several methods to prioritize features for digital products and services, including the one we use at Mightybytes. Prioritizing features in cycles can help you manage stakeholder expectations, keep budgets and timelines in check, and improve chances for long-term success. Read More ›

10.24.2019

Web Accessibility Webinar: 30 Things to Know

Posted by Mightybytes in Accessibility, Events and Workshops, Software Development tagged with Webinar

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Mightybytes recently hosted a webinar about web accessibility where we shared 30 different tips you can use to make your website more accessible for people with disabilities. Read More ›

06.28.2019

WordPress Plugins: Pros and Cons

Posted by Mightybytes in Software Development, Web Development tagged with Front End Development, Product Management, Tips, Wordpress

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In this post we explore the pros and cons of using WordPress plugins and how you can choose the right plugins for your site. Read More ›

02.01.2019

How to Keep a Website Project on Budget

Posted by Tim Frick in Business Strategy, Design, Software Development, UX Design, Web Development tagged with Project Management, Website Redesigns

Website projects are notorious for going over budget, but it doesn’t have to be this way. We've picked up a few tricks over the years to address the most common website project budget issues. We hope you find them helpful. Read More ›

01.03.2019

Should I Upgrade to WordPress 5.0 with Gutenberg?

Posted by Tim Frick in Accessibility, Web Development tagged with Gutenberg, Product Management, Website Redesigns, Wordpress

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WordPress 5.0 with the new “Gutenberg” editor is now out. In this post, we cover several important things to consider before upgrading your WordPress website. Read More ›

12.13.2018

When you Should—and Shouldn’t—Consider Redesigning your Website

Posted by Mightybytes in Software Development, Web Development tagged with Product Management, Website Redesigns

In this post, we discuss important considerations when redesigning your website. We also cover when other options might be better for your budget and schedule. Read More ›

06.30.2018

Is GDPR Good for the Environment?

Posted by Tim Frick in Business Strategy, Design, Privacy and Security, Software Development, Sustainability, UX Design tagged with Corporate Digital Responsibility, Website Performance

In this post, we explore how the European Union’s new privacy legislation could lead to a higher performing internet that not only maintains user privacy, but also burns less energy while providing a better experience for everyone. Sounds great, right? Read More ›

06.10.2018

How Performance Budgets Improve Websites

Posted by Tim Frick in Sustainability, Web Development tagged with Sustainable Web Design, Website Performance

In this post, we cover how a performance budget can make your website faster, improve user experience, and help you build team consensus on performance goals—a more sustainable approach all around. Read More ›

05.22.2018

What Does GDPR Mean for US-Based Websites?

Posted by Tim Frick in Privacy and Security, Software Development tagged with Corporate Digital Responsibility, GDPR

In this post, we cover how the European Union law GDPR could impact US-based organizations and how to make your website GDPR-compliant. Read More ›

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