Web Design for Charities and Nonprofit Organisations

In recent years, charitable organisations have had to shift their focus and embrace digital change and adopt a ‘business like’ approach. Online marketing is now crucial in order to promote services and attract both volunteers and donations. To qualify for funding, there is also a need to provide quantifiable data to evidence outcomes.

We have experience in supporting not-for-profit organisations with charity website design, and we understand the importance of providing a fully functional website at a cost-effective price.

Charity website design can include functionality that enables:

• Re-occurring direct debit donations
• Event promotion and booking
• Newsletter signup
• Tickets sales and auctions
• Secure sharing of documents, reports and forms

Framework Digital will clearly label your website, directing supporters to the required information they need.  We can also set up varying levels of access, so documents can be securely shared with relevant parties.

Furthermore, with Analytics capturing all activity on the website, it will be possible to collect relevant data for reports, funding applications and reviews.

Cost Effective Charity Website Design

In a bid to support both charities and the next generation of digital enthusiasts, we developed a plan that allows us to provide digital services at a cost-effective price.

Framework Digital works in collaboration with Bucks University Training College (UTC). We invite Business IT students to assist with charity website design projects. We support the students at every stage of the design and development process and allow them to put their skills to good use.

Benefits to the Charity

For your charity, it could be an opportunity to get a fully functioning, mobile responsive website, a domain name (if required) and annual hosting and ongoing support at a discounted fee. This has proven to be an ideal solution for many charities.

Benefits to the Students

Our full-time designer oversees students work. This then allows the students to experience genuine deadlines and work to a customer’s requirements. It develops the skills they are learning in the classroom and helps them understand how their learning will apply in the real world.