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In this role, you will collaborate with developers, content strategists, and product managers to create digital solutions for real-world problems faced by our primarily mission-driven client base. You should be fluent in user experience design and its related disciplines with several years working in an agency setting under your belt.

We’re looking for someone who is comfortable building and providing training and support for digital products and services developed by Mightybytes. If you’ve got 3-5 years experience at a digital agency or equivalent setting and a proven track record of successful web application development (with an online portfolio to match) then you might be the perfect fit.

Personas can be helpful research tools, but they’re not perfect. In this post, we’ll explore where personas shine, why they sometimes fail, and ways to use them effectively without blowing your budget. If you’re creating a new product, you want to be sure it solves the right problems for the right people. By focusing on […]

A design system can help teams create scalable, efficient, flexible, and consistent digital solutions across a range of products and services. In this post, we cover what design systems are, how they work, and ways to employ them in organizations of varying sizes.

Want to know how many people with disabilities use your site? In this post, we’ll explore why that may not be as easy as you might think.

In this first post of our series on digital accessibility and inclusive design, we explore the connection between accessibility and sustainability for websites, apps, and other digital products.

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 2016.

Creating a customer journey map can help you design better products and services and improve your relationships with customers. We recently ran one of our services through the customer journey mapping process. Read on to find out what we learned and download a free customer journey map template.

In the past, some of our projects hit snags when it came time to deal with content. Adopting a “content first” approach can smooth out wrinkles in the website redesign process.