In: Content
How to Draft Accessible Content for the Web
Web users are diverse, and this means that the content published on a website must be accessible to meet everyone’s needs....
Reimagining the College Program Finder
Working closely with over 50 higher ed institutions for the past 20+ years, we understand their users and their goals, specifically...
The Secret Sauce of Animated Video Production
Blending talent, time, and teamwork into a tantalizing treat. High-quality animated video isn’t just playing around with the latest software. And...
Words In Favor of Brevity
Brevity is a struggle when there is so much to say.Digital Wave can help you with content strategy informed by your user’s needs - and provide some tips for promoting brevity with your content teams.
University Website Summertime Checklist
School’s out for summer! But not forever. Students may have flipped their tassels and teachers may be off writing their books,...
Using Content Models to Define Content Needs
Launching a new website is exciting. You get to watch your pain points from the past site transform into new opportunities....
Fighting Fire with Fire: How Firefighting Applies to Web Projects
At first glance, firefighting and web projects may seem worlds apart, but many of the core principles from the fire service can be applied to our work at Digital Wave (DW) and help ensure success in both realms.
Working With and Managing SMEs
Subject matter experts (SMEs) are invaluable when it comes to writing content for many types of web projects. SMEs are the...
Tailoring Courses to be More Inclusive and Relatable
A learner-centric course is a paradigm shift where we think of our learners as active participants versus passive ones.