The Church Homeless Trust site had been built on WordPress previously, but it used a page-builder plugin which was making it slow to load and the design wasn’t consistent across the pages. The new version […]
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Group B Strep Support (GBSS)
GBSS were typical of our charity clients in the sense that they had an existing WordPress website but were looking to revamp it. Their old site used one of the popular page builder plugins which […]
Parathyroid UK
Parathyroid UK is a small volunteer-run rare disease charity run by a wonderful woman called Liz. We helped to replace their outdated website with one with a new colour scheme and branding. And we helped […]
ACFF
The Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) is a global initiative run out of Kings Hospital in London. They had an existing WordPress site but we built them a new Theme using the ‘Gutenberg’ editor […]
Safe Child Thailand
We helped Safe Child Thailand to replace their old Drupal website with a more user-friendly WordPress one. The site is built using the new WordPress block editor (nicknamed ‘Gutenberg’).
Global Fleet Champions
We created this new global campaign site for the road safety charity Brake. Users can sign up for a free membership and then they have access to some downloadable road safety resources, which are all […]
Giveacar
Giveacar is a social enterprise that many charities will be aware of. They enable people to scrap or auction their unwanted cars – with the proceeds going to a charity of their choice. Giveacar had […]
War Child
Ben worked with a renowned graphic designer to design and build the War Child website, and he also wrote all of the copy for it. The site is built using Drupal and has a unique […]
AISPA
We built this WordPress site for the Anglo-Italian Society for the Protection of Animals (AISPA). They wanted something fairly simple to maintain and that made good use of some of the great photographs they had […]
Pause
The folks at Pause had an existing WordPress site but it didn’t really do their work justice and it wasn’t configured properly – so the image files sizes on many of the pages were enormous […]