Seven Core CDR Principles
Here are seven core CDR principles that will help you incorporate more ethical and responsible digital practices within your organization.
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Tim Frick
Our Corporate Philanthropy Practices
In this post, we break down the corporate philanthropy practices Mightybytes employs to give back to our community, our clients, and other stakeholders.
How to Prioritize Digital Accessibility and Sustainability
In this post, we explore the connection between sustainability and digital accessibility and outline how you can prioritize both, side-by-side, within your own organization.
What is a Good Digital Carbon Rating?
In this post, we explore how digital carbon ratings can help you measurably improve web sustainability.
Introducing the Web Sustainability Guidelines
Here’s how new Web Sustainability Guidelines can help digital product teams align their sustainability efforts with broader corporate ESG reporting standards and measurable climate action.
Making a Difference with Open Web Standards
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) produces guidelines and open standards that advance the web. In this post, we explore how web standards inform legislation, improve the internet, and offer…
How to Improve Your Digital Resilience
When our digital products and services don’t work or aren’t available to those who need them, unintended consequences occur. In this post, we explore what digital resilience is, why you…
Green Hosting from Mightybytes
Here’s how Mightybytes provides our clients with secure, fast, reliable green hosting that helps them more effectively manage their data and digital products while also meeting business goals.
How We Help Our Clients Make a Difference
“My agency never listens to me.” It’s one of the most common responses we get when asking prospects why they’re looking for a new agency. In this post, we discuss…
How to Design an Impact Business Model
An Impact Business Model (IBM) helps organizations better align business operations with social and environmental impact. In this post, we explore how you can design an IBM for your organization.