Charity Web Design experts
What is website accessibility? Web accessibility means as many people as possible can actually use your site. Read your content, find your services, fill in a form, make a donation etc. Whatever device they’re on […]
In a rare feat of decisive action, I uninstalled Duolingo from my phone this week. Bringing my 903 day ‘streak’ to an abrupt and underwhelming end. For two and half years I’ve been doing daily […]
Membership income is a lifeline for many charities – especially now, as grants and statutory funding continue to shrink. But as your supporter base grows past 200 members, managing payments, renewals, and communications becomes a […]
If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve been tasked with “sorting out the website”. I appreciate that it’s not always the most enjoyable job, and in many cases it’s a big project to add for […]
When you’re browsing the web looking for inspiration for your charity website design, you’ll notice that you can broadly categorise designs/layouts into two types: ‘bespoke’ and ‘modular’. Lots of brand/product sites tend to have a […]
We’ve been building WordPress sites using the ‘Gutenberg’ block editor since it was launched, and it has evolved a lot in the last few years. Our approach has never been to use Site builder tools […]
The writing has been on the wall for many years with Facebook – they have a long and ignoble history of misusing people’s data and failing to moderate hateful or willfully inaccurate information posted on […]
If you use Google products (i.e. Google Analytics or Adwords) then it’s likely that you’ve received an email from them about Google Consent Mode (v2) and instructing you to implement it. I work with websites […]
This time round we’ll make things a bit harder as the Greenpeace site has some elements that are a bit trickier to recreate. This time I’m trying something different and showing a split screen view […]
This time we’re looking at the Shelter site, as of October 2023. Like the first two it’s actually quite a simple layout and I wouldn’t say that the design of it is particularly finessed but […]
