Every word counts
I write smart, clear content for digital products and more.
Brian Anthony, Writer
My portfolio
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Comparison tool
Guild members needed to be able to view programs side-by-side to aid decision-making.
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Next steps cards
Guild members needed personalized guidance to navigate complicated tasks and get things done.
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Frederick Douglass unit
Students needed an engaging, powerful unit on some heavy history — one that made them want to read and write more.
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White paper
Administrators and policy-makers needed clear, comprehensive access to research on an underserved student group.
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AI chatbot
Member Service pressure was building. An AI chatbot could help get members the answers they needed.
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Social Studies program
A network of Colorado charter schools needed a comprehensive, four-year high school Social Studies program.
I’ve got skills
I’ve written for all kinds of contexts, and am constantly building new skills. But here are some of my real strengths.
UX writing | Helping companies meet their goals while helping users get things done
Curriculum design | Developing structures and content that deliver effective, engaging learning for students of all ages
User research & testing | Devising and implementing testing plans and deliver actionable analyses
Documentation | Setting up the guidelines for good, consistent writing across the organization
Editing & proofreading | Making sure all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted
Information architecture | Structuring the flow of information to ensure the story makes sense
Simplifying complexity | Making complicated things easy
Thought partnership | Scaffolding problems to help partners and teams make good ideas better
About me
I'm a generalist writer based in Alburtis, Pennsylvania, USA. I've produced content for a number of technology and curriculum companies over the past ten years, and before that spent 15 years as a classroom teacher at home and abroad.
In my free time right now: Traveling the Middle East. Writing a memoir. Reading philosophy. Hanging out with family. Building a teardrop camper.