A 20-minute call
Tell us what is not working. No deck, no discovery phase, no invoice.
Book the callWebsites for organisations that cannot afford to look temporary
- Client
- Several NGOs and professional firms, including a chartered accountancy practice (under NDA)
- Industry
- Non-profit and professional services
- Size
- Small organisations, 5–50 staff
Results
- What changed Sites nobody could edit → sites a coordinator updates by filling a form
- Built for Slow mobile connections, because that is how the actual readers arrive
- No dependency No page builder subscription, no developer needed for routine changes
Described rather than measured. We publish numbers only where we have them.
The problem
An NGO's website is read by funders, regulators and the people it serves — three audiences with very different needs, usually on very different devices and connections. A professional firm's site is read by prospective clients checking whether the firm is real. Both are usually built once by a volunteer or a cousin, then left. Both are judged harshly for looking abandoned.
What we did
We built sites that the organisation's own staff can maintain — no page builder subscription, no developer needed to change a phone number. For the NGOs that meant document and report libraries that a coordinator can file into by ticking a box, and pages that load on a slow mobile connection, because that is the real condition of the real reader. For the professional firms it meant making credentials, registrations and services findable in seconds, because that is the only question a prospective client is asking.
Start small
Three doors. The first one is free.
You should be able to find out whether we are any good without signing anything.
One first engagement
A published band, a fixed scope and a date.
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Outbound, a care plan, or an ongoing build team.
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