Our thoughts.

A selection of thought pieces, quick reads and news articles about our process, the digital industry, our environmental impact and more.

Our impact

Blog
22 March 2022

“We believe that business is personal and we’ll continue to do everything we can to ensure the impact we are having on the world is a positive one.”

Read:Kind certifies as a B Corporation

Published 16/02/2021

Building a more sustainable website architecture

It’s rare that anyone considers the environmental effects of sending an email, loading a website or posting a tweet, but it’s estimated that digital technologies are responsible for 1.7 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions per year.

Published 30/01/2020

Kind partners with Rewilding Britain

Today, we’re pleased to announce that we have chosen to partner with Rewilding Britain as our long-term charity partner.

Published 12/05/2020

Creating sustainable and ethical digital products

How can we adapt our process to create usable and useful products that are environmentally and ethically sound?

Stay in the loop

Your data will be processed by Kind and Campaign Monitor for the purposes of sending you a quarterly update email. For more information, please read our privacy policy.

How we work

Blog
23 January 2019

“How do we go about creating a digital product that works both for an organisation and for its users?”

Read:Finding the common ground between your organisation and its audience

Published 02/09/2021

Benefits of a design system for complex organisations

What exactly is a Design System and what are the benefits of implementing one?

Published 16/06/2021

Start your next digital project with a paid discovery phase

Anyone who has taken on a digital project before knows that, even with the best intentions, things can often go awry. What you're missing is a discovery phase.

Published 30/11/2020

Access all areas

Experienced web developers ensure that accessibility is baked into everything they do because it’s the right thing to do, and the right way to do it. The web is accessible to start with, it was designed to be, and it is our responsibility to ensure we don’t break that.