Government agencies can’t afford to ignore ADA compliance. Learn how digital accessibility reduces legal risk, improves citizen services, and supports long-term modernization.
Why Government Agencies Need ADA Compliance Before It’s Too Late Read More
Inside this issue: why clunky systems are a hidden source of team burnout, why accessibility belongs in your first wireframe (not your last sprint), and a look at the newly launched RFCI website. A month of design done right.
From Slow Courts to Smart Portals: Our June 2026 Roundup Read More
Physical samples and slow feedback loops are quietly stretching out B2B manufacturing sales cycles. See how manufacturers are using 3D visualisation to show buyers finished products before they’re built — cutting sales cycles in half in the process.
The 3D Advantage: How Manufacturers Are Using 3D Visualisation to Cut Sales Cycles in Half Read More
There are 30,000 Administrative Law Judges in the US. Most still run on legacy systems. The federal CM/ECF overhaul is changing that — here’s what it means.
Inside this issue: why clunky systems are a hidden source of team burnout, why accessibility belongs in your first wireframe (not your last sprint), and a look at the newly launched RFCI website. A month of design done right.
May 2026: Design for Everyone, A Website Launch & What We’re Building Read More
Somewhere between the first wireframe and the final launch, accessibility gets put on a list. It
sits there, quietly, between “finalize copy” and “QA testing,” treated like a feature rather than a
foundation. A compliance checkbox. Something to audit before go-live.
That thinking is exactly why 98% of the top one million websites have at least one WCAG failure.
Accessibility Isn’t an Add-On: Why We Design for Every User from Day One Read More
Mental Health Month isn’t just about wellness programs. It’s about asking whether the tools we give people actually make their days harder.
Every May, organisations roll out the familiar playbook: wellness webinars, reminders about employee assistance programs, maybe a gratitude wall in the breakroom. These things aren’t without value. But there is a harder, more structural question that rarely gets asked in the same breath as mental health: are the systems we give our people designed to support them, or designed to drain them slowly?
When the System Is the Burnout: How Poor UX Quietly Exhausts Your Team Read More
This April, we explored why most AI pilots fail to reach production and what it really takes to scale AI successfully. We also looked at the future of court technology as legacy systems face growing pressure to modernize. Plus, we proudly launched Frenzy’s bold new website—an end-to-end digital transformation project delivered by the Azul Arc team.
April 2026: AI That Actually Ships, Court Tech’s Turning Point & A Launch We’re Proud Of Read More
AI pilot-to-production is where most enterprise AI efforts break down. Companies invest heavily in AI pilots, yet very few scale them into real-world impact.
Something significant is unfolding inside the U.S. federal court system. After decades of relying on aging, patchwork technology, federal judges are now taking decisive action.
