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Launched on Earth Day 2013, our free website sustainability tool Ecograder has graded nearly 1.7 million URLs on usability, efficiency, and use of renewable energy. Here’s what five years of crawl data tells us about the state of internet sustainability.

In this post we’ll cover 12 tips for planning and executing a good website governance strategy that helps you consistently meet business and marketing goals over time and across teams.

As an Illinois Public Benefit Corporation, Mightybytes is required by state law to publish an annual report describing our benefit to society. Here’s what that meant to us in 2017.

Mightybytes is looking for an experienced full-stack developer to join our talented team of creative problem solvers. If you have 2-3 years of relevant agency experience building websites and digital products using agile methods, please apply.

When it comes to managing complex projects, many companies still employ a rigid, top-down process known as “waterfall”. In this post, we explore how to transition from waterfall to agile methods for better, faster, and often cheaper solutions.

Mightybytes is looking for an experienced digital marketing specialist to join our talented team of creative problem solvers.

Conducting user research can help you create useful, well-loved web and mobile applications. Otherwise, you run the risk of designing products based on personal biases and hunches, which are often wrong. Here are five methods to help you build better digital products.

In this post we cover how to create a viable keyword strategy with the right search terms based on your business goals. This can be used to inform an effective content strategy.

How you structure page content matters. In this post, we’ll explore why heading tags and good document hierarchy practices are not only good for users but better for search engines and screen readers as well.

Human-centered design workshops and discovery exercises offer fast, effective ways to solve problems in group settings. Unfortunately, they can also produce a lot of waste. In this post, we’ll explore how to run more sustainable design workshops.