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When you buy from B Corporations, you support a better way of doing business and a better future for our planet and the people on it. Sounds awesome, right? Today, along with 900+ other B Corps from 29 countries and B Lab, Mightybytes is launching the B the Change campaign, a global movement to celebrate and reward people using business as a force for good. This year-long campaign will build awareness about B Corps, strengthen our community, and ultimately help to create a shared and durable prosperity within the global business community. Read More ›

Marketing metrics differ for every business and organization. Finding and measuring the right metrics puts you on track to create sustainable marketing campaigns that drive long-term success. Read More ›

Designing for mobile devices first can lead to more user-friendly—and energy efficient—digital products and services. In this post, we explore why mobile first is a potentially more sustainable design approach. Read More ›

The argument against using image carousels—those rotating content teasers that take center stage on so many homepages—is on the rise. In this post, we explore five image carousel alternatives you might want to use on your website. Read More ›

Good creative collaboration is the foundation of all our work at Mightybytes. In this post, we explore seven ways you can create an environment within your organization that fosters better collaboration. Read More ›

Learn how Ecograder's website sustainability scoring system works, with tips on how to improve your website's performance, efficiency, and environmental impact. Read More ›

In the next post in our Sustainable Web Design series, we look at ways to optimize images for better performance and increased sustainability, within responsive design. Read More ›

What link building strategies actually work? Forget link exchanges and start with guest blogging. Read More ›

Web fonts have expanded the designer’s palette and often provide a richer experience for users—but how can we make them more sustainable? Read More ›

Discover how card sorting—a user experience (UX) design exercise that engages real users—can inform a website's information architecture and help people more quickly find the content they need. Read More ›