Our Creative Director spoke recently at FITC Toronto about the intersection of user experience and process.

As far back as most Myplaneteers can remember, Markham has been our home.

In the first part of this Product Innovators installment, I spoke to Vidyard's Michael Litt about getting his video analytics company off the ground.

Migrating content from an existing site to a shiny new Drupal site can seem like a daunting task. Fortunately, the ever-helpful Drupal community has some time-saving solutions: there are a number of...

It’s been five years since the first copies of Douglas Crockford’s “JavaScript: the Good Parts” hit bookshelves. A lot has changed since.

Different users may have different goals when they visit a website, but they have one thing in common: they all want to achieve their goals quickly and easily.

Here's another collection of resources we've shared internally in the past few weeks. Some interesting, some helpful and some Lionel (yeah, read on).

With only two weeks left in this season's Fellowship program, teams are close to presenting their final products.

One thing is very clear and will always be a priority for us: work is an activity we all love and share, not a place.

At Myplanet, the company that synchronizes my circadian rhythm for awesomeness, a few of us recently took a locomotive joy ride from our homebase in Toronto to DrupalCamp Ottawa.

...and 5 other reasons to use Drupal's custom_config module.

Angular JS dev tools, a new design thinking podcast & Star Wars art.

Oh hai, Fellows.

Sebastian (or Seb, as we call him) joined the Myplanet family as a developer about a year ago.

With interest in responsive at an all-time high, I think it’s time to fundamentally rethink the assumptions that underly a responsive approach to web design.

Myplanet welcomes our largest class of fellows to date.

2012 has been a big ol' year for us at Myplanet.

Managing Director Jason Cottrell overheard chanting "Developers, developers, developers!" to puzzled audience.

Growing strong teams is my passion. I believe that we can deliver more value to our clients, and have a more enjoyable time working together, if we function as a team. To be clear, there is a sharp...

DrupalCamp Toronto 2012 was a great success.

An opportunity to learn Drupal, one of the leading open platforms in the programming community–and we'll pay for the training fees!

This year, a number of Myplaneteers were lucky enough to attend TEDxToronto.

Registration for DrupalCamp 2012 is now open.

November 16-18 is an exciting time to be in Toronto if you're interested in Drupal and Accessibility.

Here at Myplanet, we love open source. And Twitter!

We at Myplanet love all things Drupal. So much so, that we’ve organized a tri-city Drupal Summit Series in Toronto, Chicago and New York.

A couple of weeks ago, our Creative Director Erik hosted a lunch & learn on responsive design. We had an audience of 30 professionals join us at...

At Drupalcon Denver this week, we've been helping our fellow Drupalers gain better traction in critical design discussions by facilitating a workshop to define some key terms.

Great ideas seem obvious, once they are discovered. But sometimes it takes a long while before those great ideas can really take root. However, if we are lucky, things can crystallize with the simple...

Myplanet has engaged in an extensive usability review of Drupal's Panels module. The time is ripe for some exciting changes in Drupal architecture.

Join Myplanet + Berteig Consulting for a one-hour webinar on how we use SCRUM to get more done.

This article is an update to our original green plan posted in 2010 here. We work largely with information technology, and so on the surface it would seem that our business has a relatively low...

Mastery, to many technologists, is a goal unto itself. We laud our “jQuery gurus” but forget our “usability engineers.”

Only a select few envision and create the very fabric of technology. Thinking beyond the confines of what we’re trained to think about is how we’re going to be disruptive and make a difference. “...

By the end of 2011 it is predicted that more than 50% of households will have a smartphone. Think about the shift this will start to drive across entire industries.

"It's a small world" is a phrase one often hears. Find out how our world is becoming more interconnected and what a global perspective can do for your organization.

Ready to upload your complete medical history to Google? Not so fast, amigo - the recent slew of privacy breaches is a sign of what's to come.

We have found a simple way for not-for-profits to significantly increase donations by placing donation forms in-line on your web site.

As Mike Loukides put it in a recent post to O’Reilly Radar, “The future belongs to the companies who figure out how to collect and use data successfully” .  Find out how this applies to you.

What role will the purely aesthetic play in design, moving forward, as technology and society continually reconfigure design’s significance? What role will play play in design? What will be the...

As technologists, we’ve spent so much time babbling about XML and SOAP that we’ve neglected to get out there and educate local policy-makers about the benefits and “how-to’s” of Open Government.

Today’s web has no built-in mechanisms for defining relationships between data, no way to provide meaning or context that automated tools can understand. With the rise of the Semantic web, data that...