On behalf of the digital accessibility community, we’d like to thank you for your commitment to providing a website experience that is available to everyone, regardless of ability. Having an accessible website is something to be very proud of. Now…
What a crazy couple of months with more craziness undoubtedly in store. I’m finally feeling like I’ve got a moment to breathe now that everyone’s finding their footing on this shaky ground. Many of you have been checking in on…
On a cloudy day in February, a very special visitor stopped by our Burlington HQ to help us officially commemorate our office expansion. The team’s been growing at a rapid pace, so at the end of 2019, we leased the…
By now you’ve probably heard about web accessibility and the flurry of lawsuits around online ADA compliance. If you’ve been living under a rock, here are some articles to get you up to speed: We’ve been hard at work getting…
The First Attempt: I’ve always been entrepreneurial. I built my first geocities website in a Lego Robotics class during my sophomore year of High School. My friends and I quickly figured out how to repurpose referral urls from display ads…
We’ve got a few websites that have been running our custom MOM/WooCommerce integration for 3+ years now. The cat’s out of the bag and we’re starting to get recommendations and forum mentions from MOM users, so we figured we’d put…
We convinced Andy Bloxham to come back for the third year running to take some photos around the office, and then brave the chilly October temps to go camping with us for our composite team shot. Check out our team…
Every time I meet a new client they ask where my accent is from. No, I’m not from Boston, I’m from Maine. My co-founder and I were both born and raised in Maine. We met while attending Champlain College in…
The World’s Crappiest Social Media Promotion Ever Burlington Bytes is crowdsourcing our latest promotion and challenging our fans, friends of fans, and friends of friends of fans to stick the Burlington Bytes logo sticker in the most creative places possible. If you…
A year in review: If you’re one given to reading news, 2016 is a year better forgotten. We lost countless celebrities to the grim reaper’s general ageism, Ryan Lochte made it difficult for ALL of us to visit South America,…