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7 Essentials for Your Nonprofit’s Branding Guidelines

Nonprofit Tech for Good

What Are Brand Guidelines? Brand guidelines expand on the decisions you have made with the design of your logo. The most crucial reason to build brand guidelines is to have consistency across your brand. The most crucial reason to build brand guidelines is to have consistency across your brand. 2) Personality.

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ADA Compliance and Your Website

Byte Technology

In 2003, ADA compliance was extended to also include websites and mobile apps. No matter how long your website has been up and running, it’s never too late to be sure you are reaching everyone and maintaining a well accessible website. Here’s our top 4 reasons why your website should be ADA compliant.

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Pop-Ups: How to Make Them Work for Your Nonprofit Website

Nonprofit Tech for Good

We all have bad memories of pop-ups interrupting our flow on websites when we simply wanted to read some content, buy something, or take another action. That said, the fact that we still see so many of them on the web indicates that they can work for website owners when done well. For many of us, it’s a dirty word on the web.

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Guest Blogging Guidelines

Bloomerang

Links to your social media profiles or website are optional, but welcomed! Accompanying featured images, hero graphics or other visual elements are welcome as well. The post Guest Blogging Guidelines appeared first on Bloomerang. Posts can be submitted in the body of an email, or as an attachment. Cause Marketing. Social Media.

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A Guide to Email Accessibility Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Understanding WCAG Standards WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. It is a set of internationally recognized guidelines developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to ensure that digital content, like emails and websites, are accessible to individuals of all abilities.

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How to Follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines: Resources for Nonprofit Design

Media Cause

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are what everyone must follow to make the web a more inclusive experience. As a designer for nonprofits, I constantly reference these guidelines when making design decisions. Image of contrast checker dashboard on WebAIM.org). Image of subtitle generator workspace on VEED).

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6 Signs Your Nonprofit Needs a New Website

Nonprofit Tech for Good

By Katy Teson , a content strategist at Wired Impact , an organization seeking to make powerful websites something all nonprofits can afford. Are you getting that sinking feeling that your nonprofit’s website isn’t helping your mission as much as it could? 1) Website traffic isn’t great—the quantity or quality. Give it a try!

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