When we embed Accessibility into Design Systems we can spread learnings faster across teams. This levels up everyone and spreads the benefits to scale consistently accessible experiences for more and more people.

When we start with the shared vision of creating digital services that meet the needs of all users, we often end with a final product that is more intuitive and easy to use for everyone. 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.

With all the best intentions, a surprising number of tech for good projects fail to have great adoption, and there are often common threads amongst these failures. Fortunately, we can prevent this reality if we start by understanding three fundamental areas: the problem, the people, and the ecosystem.

This is a recorded conversation around prioritizing accessibility and centering the user experience in 2022 between the City of Oakland, Lighthouse, and Exygy that originally took place on May 10, 2022 in a conference hosted by Good Tech Fest.

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

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

How does a city uniformly support, inform and empower residents? The solution starts with a city’s website.

5 recommended steps to complete before trying to launch your website.

While you will never get your bounce rate to zero, there are plenty of ways to reevaluate your content and reduce bounce rate.

You’ve just launched your new website. Now what?