Web Design

Google’s Universal Analytics will stop processing data on July 1, forcing nonprofits to switch to Google Analytics 4. Here’s some tips.

Do you ever have a nagging feeling that it’s time to update your nonprofit’s website? But how do you know for sure that it’s time to change your nonprofit’s website? And how do you find solid reasons for a website redesign that justify the time and cost involved? Let’s dive into some answers to these questions.

Here are 10 ways to ensure your donation page makes it easy for donors to give and feel great about supporting your organization.

Public Interest Registry’s new offering of top-level domains illustrates ongoing commitment to empower mission-driven organizations.

In the nonprofit world, all dimensions of usability are more important than ever. While a good visual design creates a strong impact on potential donors learning about your organization and taking action, looking beyond the visual design creates a broader impact, by considering the user’s experience beyond what they see on the page.

Maintaining your nonprofit’s online presence is crucial if you want to benefit from this rise in online donations. And one of the best things you can do to inspire your donors to give online is to ensure your website is secure. 

Most nonprofits today face similar challenges. Among them are acquiring and retaining donors, finding volunteers, promoting brand awareness, competing for scarce resources and engaging the community — all with limited time and often insufficient budgets. For nonprofits willing to embrace technology, online forms can help alleviate at least some of these constraints...

Your nonprofit’s website can make or break your virtual fundraising campaigns.

From raising awareness and support for causes to attracting donors — nonprofit marketing is challenging.

It pays to take a step back to review each new peer-to-peer campaign with fresh eyes.