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In this post, we cover several important considerations when choosing a good green web host to reduce the environmental impact of your digital products and services. Read More ›

How can we reduce the internet’s massive environmental impact? Here are some sustainable web design practices you can use to create high-performing, low-carbon digital products and services. Read More ›

On January 2, 2013, Mightybytes became one of the first legally recognized benefit corporations in Illinois under the state's new act. Here's what that means. Read More ›

In this guest post, lawyer Steven Thorn answers frequently asked questions about the Illinois Benefit Corporation Act. Read More ›

Wireframes and rapid prototypes are the blueprints behind any successful digital product. In this post, we share how wireframes and prototyping can improve your next digital project. Read More ›

Further exploring the ways in which agile methods can be integrated with project workflow, here are some agile discovery exercises to help you assess the inherent risks and value propositions of your project. Read More ›

In a typical product development scenario, a client comes to you with an RFP or a list of all of the things their web app or website must do. Here are just a few of the must-have items from RFPs we’ve received recently: Read More ›

Interested in learning more about agile but not sure if it's right for your company? Maybe our scrum series can help. We have talked about and experimented with integrating agile methods into our process for a while now. A number of workshops, a few lunch-n-learns, several books, a project or two, and many discussions later, our approach, like the process itself, has been iterative. Not every client project is appropriate for agile workflows and many of our internal projects don’t translate well to an agile approach. Successfully implementing these methodologies into an existing process is no small feat, which is why we decided to devote not one, but a series of blog posts to exploring various aspects of this approach to executing projects. Read More ›

If you have paid any attention to the world of web design lately, you’ve likely heard of responsive web design. It’s the new Big Thing, and as such it’s seen its fair share of hype as well as backlash. What designers need to understand about responsive web design is that it’s essentially a screen-size solution, not necessarily a full mobile solution. Read More ›

In this post, we explore how incorporating user interviews into the digital product design process provides value and, ultimately, saves time and money. Read More ›