Nonprofit Website Design Lowell MA
St. Ann's Home & School, Inc..
The Problem
- Website design was outdated
- Sitemap was outdated, missing information and unorganized
- Website framework was old and lacked easy editing capabilities
- Content throughout website was outdated
- Photography was low resolution
Our Solution
- Reworked sitemap and collaborative wireframing processes to ensure easy usability for all key audiences
- Custom website design to highlight newer photography and branding
- Prominent call to action buttons throughout the website, directing users to the non-profit donation page and referrals page
- WordPress content management system for easy editing by organization staff
- Updated content flowed into new website from client
Fully Responsive
Beautifully presented across all responsive devices
For many nonprofit websites, we have seen that typically around 50% or more of the traffic is from a mobile device so we always ensure our nonprofit website designs look great all all devices.
About the Client .
Since 1925, the mission of St. Ann’s Home & School has been to support, nurture, rehabilitate, educate, and advocate for children, adolescents, and young adults who are faced with serious emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges and learning disabilities. By providing high-quality, state-of-the-art programming and services in collaboration with these children, their families, and other community and state agencies and resources, St. Ann’s assists them in overcoming their disabilities in the least restrictive setting.
Best Design Practices for Nonprofits.
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WORDPRESS DEVELOPMENT
Donation Form.
Not all nonprofits use donor management platforms so for St. Ann’s Home, Inc. we developed a WordPress form to make collecting online donations simple and easy without the higher fees that come with platforms. Browse examples of our non-profit websites to view how we have curated donation pages for a variety of non-profits.
Showcasing Programs and Staff Members on Your Non-Profit's Website.
Program pages showcase the work that non-profits do, so they should have well-written descriptions and high-quality, up-to-date photos. In addition, we recommend including a page with your organization’s staff members. Showing the people behind your organization’s mission will make it more real and relatable to new people getting familiar with all that your organization does. Browse examples of the best non-profit websites on our blog to learn more of our tips!
