Charity Web Design experts
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Next up we’re looking at Save The Children (as of October 2023). Their site has the distinctive condensed font in uppercase, and the red and white colour scheme of the Save The Children branding. Again, […]
Let’s start off with an easy layout – the Cancer Research UK one. Their homepage changes regularly but here’s what it looks like in September 2023. It’s a nice and simple design. There’s a donation […]
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 […]
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 […]
In this post for WordPress tecchies I’ll tackle a subject that crops up a fair bit in building sites for clients – whether to use the default archive functionality or to create a static ‘Page’ […]
If you were following part one when we built a donations form using Gravity Forms and Paypal, then you’re hopefully up and running and have tested it out on your site. The next step is to […]
