This insightful webinar in our Equitable Forms series. We talked about asking what you need, creating a solid question protocol, and handling sensitive info with care.

How the 2023 FormFest event inspired us to build better government, one form at a time.

Learn more about how Exygy is actively integrating the valuable lessons and insights gained from attending Figma's Config Conference.

Exygy is still incorporating lessons and insights from Figma’s Config Conference. Check out some of our key takeaways!

Without collaboration, individual efforts may overlook important aspects of accessibility and may not fully address the needs of people using our products.

Inclusive design consists of accessibility and equity. Exygy designers share their learnings from creating a design practice that centers inclusivity.

Exygy designers share favorite quotes from a conference that socializes design systems' ability to shape accessible, collaborative, efficient, and scalable digital products.

Exygy and our partners at Evolving Web share why we should all prioritize accessible design, experiences working accessible design principles into Drupal websites, and helpful action steps to get started with accessible designs

In the last year, Exygy’s Bloom Housing engineering team has adapted and learned how to develop in two different modes: regional and independent systems.

With affordable housing in high demand, and home seekers having a variety of needs, how do we decide the direction of the platform?

Assessing a product’s impact is complicated. Here's how Exygy approaches creating product metrics to support meaningful social impact.

What does it mean to "rewild" technology in the age of quick fixes?

Our Lead Designer, Jesse James, presents for California's Department of Rehabilitation Virtual Vendor Fair Bloom Housing's journey to work together with local community partner to make that our product as accessible as possible.

Journey mapping is a design tool used to better understand the overall process the user is experiencing while using a product.

Office of Civic Innovation’s Learning Lab: Digitizing Government Services

My favorite thing as a designer is collaborating with clients to answer big, messy questions.

Many cities are now faced with the decision to either pare back government services or shift their services online.

What happens when you don’t have access to the Internet during the pandemic?

As projects enter the visual design stage, providing feedback to your design team is a critical step in what can be an overwhelming process.

I believe we – as innovators, designers, community leaders, and residents – have a leading role in making health more equitable.

How can organizations design user-centered and intuitive questionnaires, surveys, and forms?

How we use design sprints to create solutions that are user-centered and sustainable.

How to build empathy and test your product with users using human-centered design.