Charity Web Design experts
Over 10 years ago, I wrote a blog entitled ‘How to Brief a Copywriter’. The contents of that blog are still relevant today, which explains why it’s still being viewed. But the reality is that […]
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 […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the big thing these days. According to some experts it’s coming for our jobs, and possibly leading to a Skynet style threat to our very existence. But it also has some […]
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 […]
‘Content is King’ That’s one of the most well-known digital maxims. Your website’s content is arguably more important than the graphic design or the functionality of it. Yet it’s almost always the most overlooked aspect […]
Cut to the chase. That’s the message of this blog post. For me, one of the biggest differences between a good charity website and a mediocre one is the amount of ‘fluff’ text that’s spread throughout […]
“I can’t wait for this month’s edition of [your charity name]’s email newsletter!” – No-one, ever. Let me try something else to see if this sounds more familiar. You send out a monthly email newsletter […]
When building or commissioning a new website, one of the most important considerations is the Content Management System (CMS) you’ll build the site with. Get it wrong, and it can cost you a lot of […]
Here I’ll share a template you can use when creating a tender / Request for Proposals (RFP) for the development of a new charity website. I’ll also give you some tips as to what to […]
Spoiler alert: no. Someone asked us the other day if we can make sites with carousels/sliders to rotate different content on the homepage, because not many of the sites in our portfolio have them. So […]
