What is a nonprofit website?
Nonprofit websites are responsible for promoting social good, awareness of the organization itself, and opportunities to get involved.
Nonprofit websites are responsible for promoting social good, awareness of the organization itself, and opportunities to get involved.
Absolutely, we realize that even if your website doesn't need "new" traffic you want to make sure your site doesn't drop in rankings with the new site launch. We offer a comprehensive approach no matter your goal. We take care of the following items: Informational architecture - SEO optimized Keyword research - focused on organic search Blog SEO content strategy - guidelines, topics & headings, recommended articles to write SEO [...]
We use the waterfall approach based on years of experience. Your project includes 3 phases: Strategy, Design, and WordPress Development. Once a phase is completed we move on to the next phase. You will have a dedicated project manager, a point of reference for anything you need. They will assist with the organization of the project, answer questions, identify project risks, sending updates, adjusting project timeline, identify change orders, [...]
We offer WordPress maintenance for our client's websites. The focus is on WordPress security. We perform critical software updates (WordPress + Plugins) by our development team on a monthly basis in a staging environment (a copy of the live website). Once tested for theme compatibility we push those updates to production (the live website). See our full list of WordPress maintenance deliverables.
Yes, all the websites we build are responsive in nature. We go the extra step by customizing the mobile experience - prioritizing above the fold content to 1-2 focused areas and improve the call to action placement, making sure it's not buried at the bottom.
We build custom WordPress themes. If you have a limited budget of around $10,000 we do utilize a pre-built theme to accommodate budget constraints. See our in-depth article on The Difference Between Custom WordPress Theme vs. Template.
We design mission-critical website pages, typically 4-12. The pages that are critical to the conversion point, moving the user down the marketing funnel from the awareness stage (Homepage, Blog, Resources), to interest (About Us, Services/ Products) to consideration (Case Studies/ Projects, Why Us?, Clients/ Reviews), interest/ evaluation (Contact Us), and purchase for ecommerce (Cart Checkout).
We always have a design to development hand-off meeting and include the client once the mockups are all approved. This way everyone is on the same page. Also early on in the process from the initial design concepts we work closely with our WordPress developers to stay aligned and on track from design to function.
No, our team is fully in-house. We consider ourselves a high touch, high-quality boutique agency that has a small team of professionals. Each team member has 8+ years of experience.
You get one round of edits in the wireframes (phase 1) and two rounds in the mockup phase.