Building in public

Most agencies hide their process. They show polished case studies, highlight wins, and keep mistakes private. We do the opposite. We share our process, our mistakes, and our learnings as we build MEBIGX.

Why? Because transparency builds trust. When clients see how we work, they understand what they're buying. When we share what went wrong, we show we learn from mistakes. When we document our process, we prove we have one.

The value of openness

Building in public isn't about marketing. It's about accountability. When you share your process, you can't hide behind vague promises. You have to deliver what you say you'll deliver.

It also helps us improve. When we document our process, we see where it works and where it doesn't. When we share mistakes, we learn from them. When we write about what we're building, we think more clearly about why we're building it.

What we share

We share our approach to design, development, and client work. We write about what works and what doesn't. We document our tools, our process, and our thinking. This journal is part of that commitment.

Not everything is public. Client work stays private. Sensitive information stays internal. But our general approach, our philosophy, and our learnings are open. Because transparency builds better relationships, better work, and better outcomes.