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Using the WordPress block editor vs pagebuilder plugins

The WordPress ‘Block editor’ (known within the WP community as ‘Gutenberg’) has been around since the launch of WP v5 in January 2019. It’s fair to say that it divided opinion at the time, with […]

Emergency / Low bandwidth charity websites

When emergency strikes you might find that your current website can’t handle the traffic that comes your way. Or you might want to create a new site that loads blazingly fast for anyone using even […]

Should you make a ‘static’ version of your old WordPress site?

I love WordPress and use it every day. But one of the issues with it is that you can’t just leave a WordPress site untendered for months or years without expecting security problems. It’s important […]

Top 100 charity website designs in 2019

This is a follow up to a previous post looking at the top charity websites in 2018. Again I’ve created this screenshot gallery so you can see them side by side, and I’ve made some […]

Charity website SEO tips – Analysing the Meta Titles of 100 top charities

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is one of those things that as website owners/managers we’re aware of, and we know that it is important, but often don’t know what exactly is it and how do you […]

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Tips for creating case studies for your charity website

Don’t call them ‘case studies’ in any public-facing materials I hope that’s obvious, but I’ll say it just in case. ‘Case studies’ are things in your M&E reports. They sound clinical and they bring to […]

Maintaining and Securing your charity website

Tips for building your own charity website using WordPress

If you’re adventurous enough to want to build your own WordPress charity website (or maybe you just haven’t got the money to invest in an agency/freelancer to do it for you) then here’s my quick […]

12 things I learned from managing a charity website

I ran a charity website (and indeed whole digital department) for six years (for War Child). I had come from a communications background (at Comic Relief) and was reasonably IT literate, but had never been […]

Charity web design – should you copy what other charities are doing?

In a recent blog post I had a look at the top 100 charity websites and the common features that many of them share. Why is it that the charity sector is so diverse, yet […]

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Analysing the Best Charity Websites 2018 – a look at the top 100 UK charity sites

When thinking about (re)designing your charity website it’s natural to have a look at what other charities have done in order to spark some ideas and inspiration. And in particular it’s useful to see how […]

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