Start your project We design charity websites that explain the work, help people find support and make the route to donating clear. Your team gets reusable pages for stories, projects and appeals, with the donation and publishing responsibilities agreed from the start.
A service user, a supporter and a funder need different information. Clear routes and current evidence matter more than a generic list of platform benefits.
We shape the story around the actual work, its audience and approved supporting material. Named content owners and sources keep impact statements useful without inventing figures to fill the design.
Connect the appeal to the correct fundraising service, explain the handoff and test the confirmation with its owner. Payments, receipts, fees and any Gift Aid process need the charity and provider’s decisions.
Reusable project, story and appeal templates help staff keep the site current. For an existing archive, we plan content decisions and URL handling before moving, including closed appeals and important documents.
Our Wildlife Vets project combines publishing, a platform move and a donation connection. Your own provider, access, privacy and review requirements need checking against the actual tasks.
Reusable content for stories, projects and appeals, with a demonstration of the updates staff or volunteers will make.
Webflow website serviceKeep or review the existing service, then define its website handoff. A contact form is not a place to collect payment-card details.
Integration planningCarry forward important pages, files and campaign links with an agreed decision for each changed address.
Plan the website moveChoose an actual appeal or support route. Review it with the people responsible for the content, fundraising service and follow-up.
Leave with: A website brief with the missing content, donation handoff, archive decisions and publishing owners.
Download blank checklist (.md)No signup. Ticks are not sent to us. The download is a blank copy with space for owners and notes.A look at the websites we design and build.
The Wildlife Vets International project covers a redesign, WordPress-to-Webflow migration, CMS work and a donation-platform integration.
Often that is the first option to review. We check the supported hosted or embedded flow, confirmation, receipts and responsibilities with its owner before proposing a replacement. Any custom connection needs its own agreed scope.
We can design reusable templates and CMS fields around routine tasks such as updating a project, publishing a story or closing an appeal. Access, review permissions, training and ongoing support need agreeing against the actual platform and team.
No automatic conformance claim is made. We agree practical website and document checks, including keyboard routes and donation handoffs. A formal assessment, sensitive-content policy and the charity’s legal responsibilities require the appropriate owners and scope.
We inventory them, assess their purpose and plan whether to keep, update, archive or move them. Important links need relevant destinations and live checks. Closed appeals should not automatically be deleted or redirected to the homepage.
Separate the build from website, domain, fundraising-provider and connected-service charges. Then agree routine content work, technical maintenance, response arrangements and who owns supplier accounts. We scope the actual workload rather than promise unlimited care.
Share the current sitemap, donation provider, publishing owners and campaign calendar. We can discuss the changes that would make the website more useful.
