Web development for nonprofit organizations

Yes. We plan the navigation and content around what supporters, participants, partners, and other audiences need to do. The goal is to make those paths clear without creating separate websites for every program.

Yes, subject to the tools’ available integration options. We review donation forms, signup data, acknowledgments, and the records your team needs to manage, then define which system is responsible for each part of the journey.

We can plan a migration for the content, documents, media, and URLs that need to remain available. The work includes deciding what to retain, mapping changed locations, and testing the archive before the new site launches.

We consider navigation, page structure, forms, content presentation, and keyboard use during design and development. We agree on the accessibility requirements and testing scope at the start, including any additional specialist review the project needs.

Yes. We can define a useful first phase and separate it from later improvements. The priorities should reflect the audiences you need to serve, the work staff must manage, and the funding available for both delivery and ongoing care.

Yes. We design editable templates and content structures around routine updates, with guidance for the people maintaining them. Specialist functionality and integrations may still need technical support, which can be included in an ongoing arrangement.

Start with your current website, the people it serves, and examples of tasks that are difficult today. Discovery helps turn those needs into a practical scope, including what to improve first and what can wait.