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This is where information architecture workshops can creating a space where the users’ needs are put first and foremost. This is the crux of a successful project, and helps you figure out where things should go on a website.

The deadline for Irish companies need to comply with the European Accessibility Act (EAA) is 28 June 2025. But what is the EAA and what happens if you don’t conform?

The search experience is one of the most important parts of higher education websites. Yet college and university websites often overlook it. This is how to improve the search function to cater for a varied audience. 

Website migrations can be a complex task, but with a clear plan, you can navigate them smoothly. Over the years, we’ve developed this three-phase approach.

Annertech is offering a 40% discount on its vulnerabilty service to LocalGov Drupal subscribers.

It can be challenging to present a user with the best content possible. The content process generally takes longer than anticipated but dedicating the time it needs will ensure better end results
 

B2B customers want to be able to buy anything, anywhere, any time. And they’re rewarding companies that offer them omni-channel experiences with personalisation.

Websites running on Drupal 7 have been thrown one final lifebuoy with the announcement that its end-of-life has been pushed back one last time – to 5 January 2025.

Your website is a constantly evolving product, and is your first point of public contact. This is where terms like agile, iterative development and minimum viable product come into play.

Find out how LocalGov Drupal is making inroads in Ireland and its relevance to the Government's latest ICT Strategy.

Annertech has been appointed by the UK’s Crown Commercial Service as a supplier on its G-Cloud 13 digital marketplace framework as well as the Digital Outcomes and Specialists 6 framework.

Moving on from your digital agency can be disruptive if you don't have all the information you need. Here is a list of things you need to know before you leave.