STAUFFER knows getting lost in a swamp of creative options is easy. With an emerging boon of AI-generated content in chatbots and image generators, your team may think it’s worth posting or adding cluttering features to your site just to say, “We have it.” But, non-profits or institutions need their content to …
As creatives, we have sat cozy for a while with a few immutable truths: content is king, conversions are always the goal, and your audience receives your message in a straight line. By “in a straight line,” I mean that viewers are served content in the form of flat web pages that …
As experts in creative and online solutions for some of the most prestigious higher education institutions in America, Stauffer has spent the last decade honing and mastering building websites that attract and engage with various institutional audiences. We do this by tailoring micro-experiences across the site depending on which audience is being …
We are delighted to announce that STAUFFER has earned recognition as one of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the United States by Inc. As we proudly stand alongside esteemed Inc. 5000 alumni, such as Microsoft, Oracle, Intuit, Dell, and Zoom, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our clients whose support …
Today, STAUFFER was recognized as one of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the United States by Inc. We are thrilled to join the ranks of companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Intuit, Dell, and Zoom, all of whom have earned their place on this list during their growth. The Inc. 5,000 honor is …
“One-Man Band” to Inc. 5000, Lessons from CEO Chris Stauffer Read More
Picture it: you’ve just got what looks to be the final draft of your company’s new website and it looks good, your boss has seen it and he won’t shut up about it. In his eyes you’ve knocked it out of the park by finding a great creative agency and shaved a …
Last week Amazon was hit with a major lawsuit from the Federal Trade Commision (FTC), alleging that their company uses deceptive and unfair UX practices that make canceling their Amazon Prime subscription extremely difficult. The FTC claims that Amazon uses tactics sometimes called “dark passages” to make “manipulative, coercive, or deceptive user-interface …
Dark Passages, Amazon, and Transparent UX with STAUFFER’s UX Chief, Barrett Reiff-Morse Read More
Conceptualizing your website and content strategy with everyone’s needs in mind is a daunting task for any team. It can evoke feelings of dread and pressure to get everything right. Your website often needs to wear many hats, it needs to be a source of information across all platforms for the public …
Artificial Intelligence has steadily permeated every sphere of our lives, and will continue to change the way we work, play, and even create. AI-driven content generators, whip-smart automated design tools, and other highly-intuitive technology will soon become the primary contributor to the content creation landscape. With all this in mind it’s easy …
“What AI Can Never Replace at a “creative” Agency (Hint, It’s in the Title)” Read More
Creative agency STAUFFER is thrilled to announce the addition of Summer Swigart as Principal Consultant. Swigart is an accomplished software engineer with 20 years of experience delivering tech solutions that provide successful outcomes for her clients. She comes to STAUFFER from BENlabs, a Bill Gates company, where she managed several multidisciplinary teams as Director …
STAUFFER Welcomes Summer Swigart as Principal Consultant Read More
Many companies have gone remote, and online shopping has become the norm. As a result, web accessibility has come under increased scrutiny. Internet usage is up 40 to 100 percent since the start of the pandemic. Web accessibility lawsuits are at an all-time high of over 10,000 cases a year. The Department …
Now more than ever, it is imperative that your website is accessible to everyone, whether they are disabled person or not. In order to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), many brands may be tempted to take advantage of companies that claim to have a quick fix for accessibility, like AccessiBe—but …
