Plain-English guidance about websites, accessibility, ongoing care and practical digital tools, written to help you make confident decisions without unnecessary jargon.
These articles explore the decisions that sit behind effective websites and digital services, with practical examples for charities, good causes and growing organisations.
Free and low-cost website builders can be a sensible way to launch quickly. Here are their genuine benefits, their limitations and when professional help may offer better value.
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Launching a website is the beginning of its working life. Here is what ongoing care actually involves, and how to decide what level of support you need.
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People often arrive on a charity website because they care about its work. A thoughtful website can gently show them how a donation could help, without making every visit feel like a fundraising appeal.
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Accessibility is not a single widget or final check. These practical improvements can make a charity website easier for more people to understand and use.
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Not every operational problem needs a large software platform. A focused web app can remove repetitive work while fitting around the tools your team already uses.
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