Bit Zesty

01/02/2023

“With remote working becoming commonplace… both clients and participants prefer usability testing to be conducted remotely… it is now our go-to approach” says Laura, our Head of User Experience, in article on usability testing tools by Hotjar.

Usability testing tools help you improve your site by uncovering where users get stuck and what they love. Discover which software is best for usability tests.

23/12/2022

Big thank you to our team members, clients and suppliers - you make Bit Zesty possible.
Wishing everyone a joyous Festive Season!🎄

09/12/2022

🎉 We are happy to announce that we have open-sourced our anti-malware security cloud API - Vigilion. Our clients use it to scan files in their web applications to meet security requirements; you can read more about it and find the code here:

We are pleased to announce that Bit Zesty has decided to open-source our project called Vigilion, an easy-to-integrate cloud file scanning API service. Our real-time anti-malware security solution stops viruses from reaching your users and helps you meet IT Health Checks (ITHC) security requirements...

27/10/2022

You may end up using the Agile methodology when working with digital agencies.

To help get you up to speed, we produced this guide on user stories and acceptance criteria, two essential tools in Agile development:

Learn about User Stories & Acceptance Criteria and how they're helpful to the Agile development process.

06/10/2022

While many busy companies may be tempted to prioritise other needs over upgrading software, there is a strong business case for updating your Ruby on Rails application to save costs in the long term.

Find out how updating can save you money:

Build a strong business case for upgrading by discovering seven reasons why you should upgrade your Ruby on Rails application.

03/10/2022

The adoption of Connected Devices is growing rapidly, with some experts projecting that there will be 27 billion connected devices by 2025. Find out how we helped innovate pharmacy services using connected devices:

The adoption of Connected Devices (or Internet of Things (IoT) technology) is growing rapidly, with some experts projecting that there will be 27...

26/09/2022

We are delighted to announce that Bit Zesty has been awarded a G-Cloud 13 Framework Contract by the UK Government’s Crown Commercial Service.

Bit Zesty applied for Lot 3 of the Framework: Cloud Support. For the 13th time, we were successful, meaning that we continue to be an approved supplier to help set up and maintain cloud software.

Find out more:

We are delighted to announce that Bit Zesty has been awarded a G-Cloud 13 Framework Contract by the UK Government’s Crown Commercial Service....

23/09/2022

Meet Anita! As our Principal Project Manager, you'll find Anita making sure that each of our client projects are delivered on time and on budget 👍🏼

When Anita's not keeping Bit Zesty running like a well-oiled machine, you'll find her catching up crime dramas or planning her next interior design project.

22/09/2022

Did you know that JavaScript took just 10 days to develop?

Invented in 1995 by Brendan Eich, JavaScript was originally named Mocha, and was initially created for use with the Netscape 2 browser 🌐

09/09/2022

Everyone at Bit Zesty is saddened by the passing of The Queen.

She has been a remarkable individual who has led through many periods of immense change throughout our history.

Her loss will be felt worldwide. Our thoughts are with her family and everyone who is affected by her passing.

14/07/2022

Find out how our Robotic Process Automation tool helped Concordia to support the UK farming industry 🚜

Find out how we helped the UK farming industry through Concordia's Seasonal Workers Programme

12/07/2022

Ruby on Rails is one of our frameworks of choice here at Bit Zesty.

Many of the internet’s most prominent names use Ruby on Rails, and chances are you’ll be using websites built on it every day.

Let’s take a look at some of the most popular:

We take a look at the most popular sites using Ruby on Rails. The chances are you’ll be using websites built on it every day, perhaps without...