Published: Thursday, October 13, 2016 | Tags: nonprofit, web design
It is my strong belief that the Internet is the fastest moving industry humankind has ever experienced. I consider myself lucky to be alive in such an exciting time—advances in technology are made every minute, web design continues to evolve, and developers are constantly coming up with new solutions to help organizations succeed on the Web.
As you’ve probably come to realize by now, it’s far too easy to become outdated and irrelevant on the Web. If you’re not updating your nonprofit website every two years, you’re missing out on new functionality. Plus, your outdated design might make visitors wonder if it’s a signal that other areas of your organization are lacking in some way.
You understand why a website redesign is important. Now, let’s talk about how to make it happen.
Depending on your organizational policies and budget, the steps for your website redesign project will include all or some of the following:
We know this can feel like a pretty overwhelming process, especially if you're the one leading the charge on this project. That’s why we’d like to offer you some guidance.
I am excited to announce that we will be starting a new blog series all about redesigning your nonprofit website! Over the next several weeks, we'll be publishing blog posts that cover the different steps of the website redesign process. As an added bonus, each blog post will be accompanied by an ebook that goes into even more detail on each topic.
Ready to get started? The first blog/ebook is available now!
The first step for many nonprofits is a big one: convincing your board of directors (or leadership team) to approve a website redesign project. Read the blog now, and be sure to check out the ebook available for download at the end of the post!