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Into the Field: How we meet users where they are
A field study is one of the ways Anthro-Tech collects rich data on how users interact with a system or product in a real-world context.
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Writing for the Web on June 13 and August 9
Web content can be tricky, especially for complex government websites with diverse audiences and multiple content contributors. Even if you’ve been developing web content for years, a fresh perspective can help you think more holistically about digital products.
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Simple methods for involving key stakeholders in your usability study
Usability studies are a great way to learn more about your current or potential users' expectations and frustrations. Learn how to involve busy decision-makers in the study process without requiring hours of their time.
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How to refresh your website content
Over time, all web channels contain information that doesn't improve with age. Much like a well-tended garden, your website requires pruning. When you weed out Redundant, Outdated, and Trivial pieces of content, you'll have clearer paths to your information.
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Anthro-Tech Founder Suzanne Boyd Discusses Her Path to Entrepreneurship
In a conversation at the University of Washington-Tacoma, Suzanne discussed A-T's mission and inception 20 years ago as a one-person operation, how she's working to grow the business, and her goals for the company in the upcoming decade.
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Secure digital products don’t need to suffer from poor user experiences
Anthro-Tech regularly takes on projects with large, complex organizations that not only serve millions of users, but also house important, private information for those users. That means we’re frequently tasked with incorporating strict security measures seamlessly into the user...
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Anthro-Tech certified by the New York State Department of Economic Development
We're proud to announce a new certification that allow us and our clients to increase diversity in New York State's technology industry.
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Prioritize accessibility in every digital project
About 20% of users live with a disability, making inclusive design more important than ever.
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Join us Wednesday, Dec. 7 for Writing for the Web.
Web content can be tricky, especially for complex websites with diverse audiences and multiple content contributors. You think you’ve got a handle on it and then one day, you look at your site and wonder: “How did we get here?” Perhaps there are long, scrolling pages that feel ov...
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Information Architecture: Why and how to base it on real data
Information architecture plays a key role in improving your content before, during, and even after a website project. Despite its importance, the concept can cause a lot of confusion for organizations during the design process.
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Anthro-Tech certified by the Washington State Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises
We're proud to announce new state and federal certifications that allow us and our clients to increase diversity in the technology industry.
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Join us Wednesday, Oct. 11 for Writing for the Web.
Web content can be tricky, especially for complex websites with diverse audiences and multiple content contributors. You think you’ve got a handle on it and then one day, you look at your site and wonder: “How did we get here?” Perhaps there are long, scrolling pages that feel ov...
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7 keys to taming project complexity
Large-scale projects are filled with excitement, anticipation, and a dash of uncertainty. How do you know the effort is going to pay off? How will you even get to the end? We’ve been in your shoes: We tackle complexity regularly and have developed 7 tricks to tame...