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

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

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

A case for open source software, inter-county communication, and multi-disciplinary teams following the NACo 2023 Conference.

The data collected with CROP's new platform allows us to better advocate for policies and tell better stories about how we engage with formerly justice-involved individuals.

We are incredibly excited to announce a major milestone in Exygy’s history: as of May, Exygy is welcoming Eric Lam into the role of CEO at Exygy!

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.

When we embed Accessibility into Design Systems we can spread learnings faster across teams and consistently create accessible experiences for more and more people.

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

Our Reasoning Behind Saying Goodbye. Follow us on Linkedin.

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.

We are eager to share resources, learnings, and challenges we face as we work towards making all digital services accessible.

How do we approach social impact organizations with our services while being mindful of the savior complex?

We virtually participated in the Housing California Conference 2022 to discuss the what, why, and how, with regard to housing preference policies.

The first of our Health Equity Webinar series, where our panelists discuss the state of equity in our healthcare system.

Let's #PasstheMic to Michelle, Scrum Master at Fearless and the Searchable Museum project with the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

As we continue to #PasstheMic we are excited to spotlight Adorable Jasmine, the Founder of Deeper Tones Collective.

As part of our efforts to #PasstheMic this Black History Month and beyond, we are excited to spotlight Lapedra Tolson, the founder and principal at Friends From the City.

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?

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

Exygy and the Justice Collective discuss the role that equity plays in the affordable housing space at Good Tech Fest 2021.

Meet our phenomenal guest, Jasmine Burton (who goes by “Jas”), a social impact designer and hybrid professional.

Our fourth guest in our interview series is environmental media host Kristy Drutman, otherwise known as “Brown Girl Green.”

The Black Lives Matter movement reminds us: “Justice would mean George Floyd would be here."

Linda Cheung is another changemaker who's moving the needle at the intersection of equity, social impact, and technology.

This is the second of Exygy’s series Leading the Future: Her Point of View. Our phenomenal interview guest is Cyd Harrell.

When nonprofits can use open source tools and technology, it increases their ability to champion social good and be impactful.

Our first installment of an ongoing series, called Leading the Future: Her Point of View, inspired by Women’s History Month.

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

Software as a field lacks diversity, but it wasn't until 2020 that folks confronted the embedded racism in software's code.

The COVID-19 vaccine rollout is not a technical challenge — it’s a design and behavior one.

On January 6th, entitled, armed, privileged, nationalistic, white supremacists stormed and desecrated our legislative bodies.

As an undocumented teenager living in the pre-DACA era, I never thought I’d have the chance to do the work I get to do at Exygy.

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

At Exygy, we are discussing the role that design, product, and technology should play in building a just society for all.

We are reflecting, and taking action to address ways we individually and collectively address the racist systems.

As an organization that focuses on building healthy and resilient communities, our work is inextricably tied to dismantling racism.

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

Much of the technology to slow the impact of COVID-19 already exists; we just have to adapt it.

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.

Here’s what we’ve learned about how civic agencies and tech vendors can work together, leveraging the SF Tier 3 Marketplace.

Last month, I attended the Innovation Learning Network (ILN) InPerson Meetup. It reminded me of the potential for impact we have when we prioritize authentic relationships and focus on communities’ needs.

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

In our ten-plus years of practicing Agile, we’ve learned a few things about how it functions within government – often the hard way.

We’ve built a set of agile processes that work for your organization – empowering your team, and accelerating your pace of delivery.

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

What is digital craftsmanship?

Top five tips for government agencies to craft Requests for Proposals (RFPs) that attract top-notch, innovative partners.

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

Clutch recognizes Exygy for award-winning WebPress development.

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?