Blog Author: Tim Frick

Mightybytes stands in solidarity with the anti-racist demonstrations happening in every state across America.

For this content toolkit, we compiled some of our best content strategy, storytelling, SEO, governance, and analytics resources. We hope you find this collection useful for your next website or content marketing project.

We’ve seen it over and over: companies tell purpose-driven stories that fail, or worse, blow up in their faces. But why does this happen? In this post, we outline seven pitfalls to avoid when telling your sustainability story.

Let’s get our priorities straight! In this guide, we share how to prioritize features for digital products and services. Doing this in cycles can help you manage stakeholder expectations, keep budgets and timelines in check, and improve chances for long-term success.

Mightybytes has joined hundreds of other companies and thousands of jurisdictions around the world in declaring a climate emergency. We’re committing to net zero emissions as quickly as possible. You should join us.

The National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce has recognized Mightybytes as an LGBT Certified Business Enterprise. Here’s what the certification means for us and for our clients.

Design Sprints can help organizations devise new products, services, programs, and processes, but they’re not a blanket fix for everything. In this post, we explore how to apply this innovation framework and its problem-solving methodology to impact-driven projects.

Problem framing can help project stakeholders get on board with precisely which problem you aim to solve, why, and for whom. In this post, we break down the problem framing process Mightybytes uses to help our clients identify the right problems and start down the road to solving them. 

Too busy to clean-up a beach or plant some trees this Earth Day? In this post, we cover five quick things you can do to support a brighter, greener future without leaving your computer.

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.