Welcome Jeremy!

Our Newest Human

Though his role as a full-time developer is freshly pressed, Jeremy is no stranger to Mutually Human. He's been working with us since[..]

Grace Eyre

Tour the New Site

Over the years, we’ve really come into our own as a company. With the right people, the right space, and the right practices, Mutually Human has built a[..]

Grace Eyre

The Case for Immersion

In the previous article “Looking Closer at Empathy” I outlined the differences between Sympathy and Empathy and how they impact product design, something[..]

Ryan Montgomery

Hiring a Developer: You're Doing it Wrong

Hiring a Developer

Hiring a software developer is an important step in creating a good quality software product. Unfortunately, building a great team is a[..]

Chris Rittersdorf

The Curious Case for Content

You're Not a Publisher, So Why Care About Content?

I get it. Blogging isn't your business. You don't want to pay people fiddle around on Facebook. If you[..]

Grace Eyre

Looking Closer at Empathy

Empathy in Product Development

As a software developer who loves to create products for people, I think about my audience a lot. Over time my work has[..]

Ryan Montgomery

Testing SMS Interactions in Ruby on Rails

In my last blog post, I discussed how to incorporate Twilio into your Ruby on Rails application. However, I didn't discuss how to automate testing these[..]

Chris Rittersdorf

Mark Van Holstyn is an EPIC Award Finalist!

Congratulations Mark!

Grace Eyre

Writing Better Tests by Focusing on Behavior

To help illustrate this, we're going to use an almost universal concept in software development, and one readily familiar to any Rails developer:[..]

Zach Dennis

Syncr Evolution: Interface updates.

We Listened to Feedback

When we release a product, we rely heavily on user feedback to determine what's working and what isn't. We take what we learn and[..]

Victor Sirotek