Mightybytes creates purpose-driven business content at the crossroads of inclusive design, responsible tech, and sustainable marketing.
We’re on a mission to make the web more accessible, sustainable, and a better place for everyone. Always written by humans, for humans.
Conducting stakeholder 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…
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…
In this post, we cover six ways that organizations across sectors can create shared value for their stakeholders—customers, community, workers, the environment, and so on.
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.
From stakeholder research to data, analytics, and impact measurement, many components go into creating a sustainable content strategy. In this post, we’ll help you cut through the noise to create…
In this post, we explore how Environmental Digital Responsibility can help you better understand the ecological consequences of your organization’s digital decisions.
“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…
In this post, we explore how RFPs can set up large, complex projects for failure. We also uncover why RFPs are not a sustainable business practice and share several more…
In this post, we explore how economic digital responsibility impacts technology-related financial decisions, including potential problems and solutions you can use in your own organization.
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.