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Since we did a special storytelling episode for Designing for Good #3 , Tim Hammond and I decided to cram the last 3 months into a single, double-meat episode. Our favorites this month have been culled from hundreds of graphic and interactive designs across the industry. Here’s to finding inspiration, making your designs memorable , and provoking action. Enjoy, designers. The design allowed donors to choose animals to give while farm grew throughout the campaign. MORE
For this Designing for Good episode, we’re showcasing the best examples of nonprofit storytelling of 2016. Breezy, colorful awareness message for sustainable fishing by heroic designers Nice & Serious. #7 Pixel-perfect interactive design using a “long page” design with parallax for Feeding America explains hunger through the four composite characters of Jessica, Alicia, Martin and Harold. #8 MORE
Observations about how web design has evolved over the last decade to be flatter, bigger and simpler, all making it easier to translate into a mobile experience. Interactive Mobile Web Design Goals Non-Profit web design MORE
I recently published the last post in my series about the nonprofit web design process and thought it would be helpful to have a final summary for the entire series. Visual Design : How we articulate the creative vision for the site and combine the aesthetic with the solid foundation of User Research and Information Architecture. Solution Design : Defining the technical configuration details of the site in preparation for build. MORE
It only takes a split second for a viewer to decide whether or not they’ll spend time on your site, and website design is often the deciding factor. Don’t just take our word for it—we’ll use our own website design as an example. This website design is much more organized and eye-catching than the last. If you’re still not convinced, here are some reasons why it’s so important to have a well-designed website that’s modern and accessible. Featured Nonprofit Web Design MORE
In the world of e-commerce—that virtual marketplace that has increasingly redefined how we shop and spend—the right design can mean the difference between boom and bust, soaring profits and slumping sales, simple success versus outright failure. It’s important, therefore, that any site built specifically to generate revenue be designed in such a way that makes the user experience as rich and rewarding as possible. MORE
Designing for Good: Some of the world’s most talented designers are inspiring others, provoking change, and even saving lives for nonprofits. After talking with the designers of CPC, I found the diversity of their projects a little staggering. Print design, visual design, graphic design, illustration, product photography, park kiosks, mobile apps, and all things webby are managed by their team. My favorite part of the design process? MORE
Read on to learn how you can design the best hot sauce label. What do you think attracts a customer first, the quality of a product, or the design? If your answer is the second you sure know how the design of your label can. MORE
Our institute is designed to advance the skills and knowledge of nonprofit professionals, volunteers, board members, and community leaders. Our institute is designed to advance the skills and knowledge of nonprofit professionals, volunteers, board members, and community leaders. South Carolina’s Nonprofit Summit is the state’s largest and most comprehensive conference designed specifically by and for leaders in the nonprofit sector. Xperience Design Project. MORE
The post The Mobile Design Takeover appeared first on The See3 Blog. web applications design digital media media mobile mobile design nptech smartphone technology In today’s digital age, there is one major channel now to get information: the screen. And of the screen – the smaller the better; in essence, clients want information fast, and they want it to be accessible. MORE
When we design a nonprofit site, creating a responsive design is almost always a requirement. Not only does responsive design make sense for your org’s main web presence, it makes sense for your peer-to-peer fundraising (P2P) websites too. So what does responsive design for P2P look like? As we worked with this terrific organization to create the site, we integrated the responsive design requirement throughout our entire process: 1. Designs for each Break-point. MORE
Like all things in the virtual world and online living things seem to move at the speed of light, and website designers are no exception. From the necessity of responsive design to the rebirth of parallax scrolling, tweaks to make video more compelling to the altering of simple color palettes, the best designers in the industry thrive on enhancing not only the visual appeal of a site but the overall user experience as well. Material design versus flat design? MORE
As you’re approaching the end of year fundraising, you are also comparing your … Acquisition Fundraising Retention Branding end of year fundraising web design MORE
Good designers love data. Because whether you’re crafting emails or designing web experiences, you will ask yourself the two big questions over and over. Is my design effective? It’s tempting to think that designers should instinctively know when a design works, but let’s not confuse design with art. Ultimately, a designer only truly knows if their baby is successful by testing it. How do I measure the success of email designs? MORE
It’s the end of April, which means designer Tim Hammond and I mined another month of the finest nonprofit designs from every corner of our fine planet. We found this month’s curation to be even more impactful and impressive than our first episode with mediums ranging from interactive design to even sculpture (look close). But even with all of this creative diversity, you’ll find a common purpose in each design, every month. . MORE
Note: This is the eighth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. Visual Design. Solution Design. Interactive Web Design communication design discovery interactive Non-Profit nonprofit Nonprofit web design nonprofit website nonprofits user experience user research web design website See the end of this post for a linked index of other posts in the series. Purposes. MORE
Crystal Dionysopoulou is the founder and Creative Director of Lucid Fox , a dynamic web design and development agency that puts people first. While these techniques can’t change the past, here are some design ideas to help your organization adjust and optimize your website in the future. MORE
What goes into creating and designing a successful nonprofit website that inspires action? There are a few steps to successful audience-centric design: Identify Your Audience: Understand all of the groups your serve and find out what makes them tick. Engaging Visual Design. Beautiful visual design must be built on top of a solid strategy in order for it to engage, inspire and connect with your audience. MORE
With a few clicks a designer or administrator can see numbers of hits and click-throughs, time spent on specific pages, which pages and elements are being ignored and much more. And with this data in hand, said developers and administrators can easily take the strategic opportunities heat mapping provides to transform their designs, flows and layout for optimal usage. Digital Resources Web Design MORE
Note: This is the tenth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. The visual design details the final look and feel of the website. Purposes for the Visual Design phase include: Agreeing on a creative vision and personality for the web presence. The visual design really begins with the brand of the organization. Typically we create visual designs in Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator. Visual Design [this post]. Solution Design. MORE
My team here at Blackbaud works with nonprofits to design online experiences. We design desktop websites, responsive and mobile-friendly websites, event fundraising sites, mobile apps, email messages, donation forms, you name it. It was suggested to me by a colleague that it might be insightful to write a series of posts to describe our design process in detail. Visual Design. Solution Design. Interactive Web Design Mobile Non-Profit responsive user experience MORE
Let me ask you a question: How does your organization''s website look? Happy with it MORE
As we head into Fall of 2014, (yes, I prefer to skip August as a Texas resident) we approach the 3-year anniversary of Responsive Design. I love responsive design and am especially digging these 3 fancy design trends that have developed along with it…. Since we’re designing sites for ALL devices, scrolling has become ubiquitous. In all seriousness, touch screens have made it physically easier to scroll so designers are taking advantage. MORE
Designing nonprofit experiences can be quite different from designing retail or commercial experiences. While there are many differences in nonprofit versus for-profit design, there are a lot of UX techniques we can borrow from one another. I like to compare the nonprofit design world to small town fashion. User-centered design. The trickle-down effect has worked its magic over the last few years and most nonprofits now truly embrace user-centered design. MORE
Note: This is the ninth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. It’s best to get buy-in on wireframes first so we can truly focus on creative look and feel during the visual design phase of the project. Purposes for the Wireframes include: Creating a structure for key pages and page templates that will be used to guide the visual design. These are the basic wireframes you’ll need to provide for the visual design to commence. Visual Design. MORE
For nonprofits without dedicated web design and tech teams, website maintenance and updates are all too easy to neglect. Web design can be an intimidating new task to take on if you’ve never spent much time under the hood of a website. MORE
Human-centered technology design should also be flexible enough to work the way that your people prefer to work. Technology should not only benefit the people who are using it, but also be designed in a way that people want to use it. Focus on human-centered design. MORE
Note: This is the fifth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. Usability Testing of any sort is a good idea to incorporate into your design process to validate (or invalidate!) the design decisions you’ve made along the way. With any design, there is some guess-work involved on the part of the designer so getting a reaction from an end-user may reveal some different options for your design. Visual Design. MORE
Every brand designer I know has worked with a client who created their own logo at least once in their career. Nonprofit logo design is a process that can be just as painful as it can be exciting. I remember creating my own logo when I owned a design studio. Taking a step back and looking at the big picture objectively is a CRUCIAL part of any branding project, including the entire logo design process. 2) Design. Web Design and Branding Nonprofit web design MORE
What do you do when you want to make a graphic design, presentation, social media post, or video without any design experience? Overview: Canva Canva is a web-based graphic design platform for non-professional designers for designing high-quality. MORE
The post Mobirise Free Web Builder – Your Web Design Tool for 2021 appeared first on PhreeSite.com. When looking to create a website, most have the vision in their mind of a “perfect” website and can easily get excited when thinking about making their vision become a reality. MORE
Picture this: you’ve just recruited an incredible new board member. They have great skills and connections, they’re passionate about your cause and they’re eager to help advance the success of your nonprofit. But you don’t have. organizational-management MORE
And perhaps most notably, 2013 was also the beginning of responsive design (Mashable). As a result, website experiences have had to change significantly—from the way websites are designed and developed to the Content Management System (CMS) used and search engine optimization (SEO) strategies. What is responsive web design? 54 percent listed overall good design, such as appealing layout and photography, as important. MORE
As the shift to digital marketing and fundraising continues to rapidly increase in the nonprofit sector, it is inevitable that your nonprofit will need to invest in professional graphic design. For a price quote, please reach out to the designers directly through their website. MORE
How well your nonprofit’s email and social media campaigns perform depend upon how well your website is designed. Below are 10 website design best practices specifically for the nonprofit sector. Study and implement modern design trends. They have the resources to hire and consult highly-skilled website design firms and graphic designers. The most recent design of the Nature Conservancy’s website is excellent. MORE
The world’s most talented designers are inspiring others, provoking change, and even saving lives for nonprofits. In my new series Designing for Good , we’ll chat with these innovators about their inspirations, challenges, and favorite tools. Pratima: I’m the Graphic Designer. So, I design all of our in-house print and web-content, including proposals, email templates, social media posts, logos, invites, everything. My favorite tools for design? MORE
Note: This is the sixth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. When they’re based on solid user research, personas can be great tools for helping your design team and internal stakeholders truly understand your audiences. Encourage empathy for constituents when making design and/or content decisions for your website. Visual Design. Solution Design. See the end of this post for a linked index of other posts in the series. Purposes. MORE
Note: This is the final installment in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. Solution Design is the technical planning phase where we define how the back end of the website should function. Purposes for the Solution Design phase include: Making decisions about site-wide settings and configuration details. The platform on which you’re building your website will play a large role in the Solution Design phase. Visual Design. MORE
Mine was to be a better designer this year and to outdo my old self from 2016. As I was thinking about what kind of designer I really want to be, I realized that even though I’m trained as a graphic designer, I don’t see myself as one anymore. Instead, I would describe myself as someone who designs online experiences. So, how do I go about designing better user experiences this year ? 3 Tips to Design Your Nonprofit Website for Better User Experience : 1. MORE
For this month’s Designing for Good , it’s time we showed more love to all of you tireless nonprofit email marketers out there. With the giving season almost upon us, we’ve mined Steve’s email goldmine and other corners of the web to find our favorite EOY email design inspirations. Stay inspired, designers for good! Samaritan’s Purse design is so simple and classic. MORE
I’m passionate about nonprofits and designing for nonprofits in equal measures. In that pursuit, myself and my talented UX colleague Tim Hammond are beginning a new series highlighting the latest and greatest of nonprofit designs from around the world. We’ve been pleasantly surprised to have been able to capture such impressive designs from professional designers, studios, and even creative students from mediums as diverse as the nonprofits they serve. MORE
And while I’m usually able to offer some general guidance, nonprofit website design best practices have never been my area of expertise. Recently, I sat down with TJ Nicolaides and Allison Hossack of Think Company , a Philadelphia based design firm specializing in research, strategy, development, and design. . Here are 6 questions and answers from the experts on nonprofit website design best practices: 1. Want more nonprofit website design best practices? MORE
Note: This is the seventh in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. Quote from Kristina Halvorson) It’s an essential step in the Web Design process that’s often overlooked or skimped upon. Here at Blackbaud, we do our best to start our design recommendations with content so that our clients are thinking about content very early in the process. Visual Design. Solution Design. MORE
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JANUARY 13, 2021
For nonprofits without dedicated web design and tech teams, website maintenance and updates are all too easy to neglect. Web design can be an intimidating new task to take on if you’ve never spent much time under the hood of a website.
Connection Cafe
MARCH 11, 2016
I’m passionate about nonprofits and designing for nonprofits in equal measures. In that pursuit, myself and my talented UX colleague Tim Hammond are beginning a new series highlighting the latest and greatest of nonprofit designs from around the world. We’ve been pleasantly surprised to have been able to capture such impressive designs from professional designers, studios, and even creative students from mediums as diverse as the nonprofits they serve.
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Connection Cafe
AUGUST 3, 2016
Since we did a special storytelling episode for Designing for Good #3 , Tim Hammond and I decided to cram the last 3 months into a single, double-meat episode. Our favorites this month have been culled from hundreds of graphic and interactive designs across the industry. Here’s to finding inspiration, making your designs memorable , and provoking action. Enjoy, designers. The design allowed donors to choose animals to give while farm grew throughout the campaign.
Connection Cafe
JULY 10, 2014
Designing nonprofit experiences can be quite different from designing retail or commercial experiences. While there are many differences in nonprofit versus for-profit design, there are a lot of UX techniques we can borrow from one another. I like to compare the nonprofit design world to small town fashion. User-centered design. The trickle-down effect has worked its magic over the last few years and most nonprofits now truly embrace user-centered design.
NetWits
JANUARY 15, 2013
Observations about how web design has evolved over the last decade to be flatter, bigger and simpler, all making it easier to translate into a mobile experience. Interactive Mobile Web Design Goals Non-Profit web design
Connection Cafe
AUGUST 21, 2014
Designing for Good: Some of the world’s most talented designers are inspiring others, provoking change, and even saving lives for nonprofits. After talking with the designers of CPC, I found the diversity of their projects a little staggering. Print design, visual design, graphic design, illustration, product photography, park kiosks, mobile apps, and all things webby are managed by their team. My favorite part of the design process?
Connection Cafe
OCTOBER 23, 2020
Human-centered technology design should also be flexible enough to work the way that your people prefer to work. Technology should not only benefit the people who are using it, but also be designed in a way that people want to use it. Focus on human-centered design.
Connection Cafe
APRIL 2, 2014
Note: This is the tenth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. The visual design details the final look and feel of the website. Purposes for the Visual Design phase include: Agreeing on a creative vision and personality for the web presence. The visual design really begins with the brand of the organization. Typically we create visual designs in Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator. Visual Design [this post]. Solution Design.
Connection Cafe
MAY 15, 2014
I recently published the last post in my series about the nonprofit web design process and thought it would be helpful to have a final summary for the entire series. Visual Design : How we articulate the creative vision for the site and combine the aesthetic with the solid foundation of User Research and Information Architecture. Solution Design : Defining the technical configuration details of the site in preparation for build.
NonProfit Hub
MAY 7, 2019
It only takes a split second for a viewer to decide whether or not they’ll spend time on your site, and website design is often the deciding factor. Don’t just take our word for it—we’ll use our own website design as an example. This website design is much more organized and eye-catching than the last. If you’re still not convinced, here are some reasons why it’s so important to have a well-designed website that’s modern and accessible. Featured Nonprofit Web Design
NetWits
SEPTEMBER 5, 2012
What goes into creating and designing a successful nonprofit website that inspires action? There are a few steps to successful audience-centric design: Identify Your Audience: Understand all of the groups your serve and find out what makes them tick. Engaging Visual Design. Beautiful visual design must be built on top of a solid strategy in order for it to engage, inspire and connect with your audience.
Connection Cafe
AUGUST 25, 2017
And while I’m usually able to offer some general guidance, nonprofit website design best practices have never been my area of expertise. Recently, I sat down with TJ Nicolaides and Allison Hossack of Think Company , a Philadelphia based design firm specializing in research, strategy, development, and design. . Here are 6 questions and answers from the experts on nonprofit website design best practices: 1. Want more nonprofit website design best practices?
Connection Cafe
JANUARY 23, 2017
Mine was to be a better designer this year and to outdo my old self from 2016. As I was thinking about what kind of designer I really want to be, I realized that even though I’m trained as a graphic designer, I don’t see myself as one anymore. Instead, I would describe myself as someone who designs online experiences. So, how do I go about designing better user experiences this year ? 3 Tips to Design Your Nonprofit Website for Better User Experience : 1.
Nonprofit Tech for Good
NOVEMBER 25, 2020
As the shift to digital marketing and fundraising continues to rapidly increase in the nonprofit sector, it is inevitable that your nonprofit will need to invest in professional graphic design. For a price quote, please reach out to the designers directly through their website.
Connection Cafe
AUGUST 11, 2017
And perhaps most notably, 2013 was also the beginning of responsive design (Mashable). As a result, website experiences have had to change significantly—from the way websites are designed and developed to the Content Management System (CMS) used and search engine optimization (SEO) strategies. What is responsive web design? 54 percent listed overall good design, such as appealing layout and photography, as important.
Connection Cafe
FEBRUARY 25, 2014
The world’s most talented designers are inspiring others, provoking change, and even saving lives for nonprofits. In my new series Designing for Good , we’ll chat with these innovators about their inspirations, challenges, and favorite tools. Pratima: I’m the Graphic Designer. So, I design all of our in-house print and web-content, including proposals, email templates, social media posts, logos, invites, everything. My favorite tools for design?
Connection Cafe
APRIL 23, 2015
Good designers love data. Because whether you’re crafting emails or designing web experiences, you will ask yourself the two big questions over and over. Is my design effective? It’s tempting to think that designers should instinctively know when a design works, but let’s not confuse design with art. Ultimately, a designer only truly knows if their baby is successful by testing it. How do I measure the success of email designs?
Find the free stuff
DECEMBER 30, 2020
What do you do when you want to make a graphic design, presentation, social media post, or video without any design experience? Overview: Canva Canva is a web-based graphic design platform for non-professional designers for designing high-quality.
Connection Cafe
FEBRUARY 3, 2014
Note: This is the eighth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. Visual Design. Solution Design. Interactive Web Design communication design discovery interactive Non-Profit nonprofit Nonprofit web design nonprofit website nonprofits user experience user research web design website See the end of this post for a linked index of other posts in the series. Purposes.
Nonprofit Tech for Good
JANUARY 5, 2020
How well your nonprofit’s email and social media campaigns perform depend upon how well your website is designed. Below are 10 website design best practices specifically for the nonprofit sector. Study and implement modern design trends. They have the resources to hire and consult highly-skilled website design firms and graphic designers. The most recent design of the Nature Conservancy’s website is excellent.
Connection Cafe
FEBRUARY 20, 2014
Note: This is the ninth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. It’s best to get buy-in on wireframes first so we can truly focus on creative look and feel during the visual design phase of the project. Purposes for the Wireframes include: Creating a structure for key pages and page templates that will be used to guide the visual design. These are the basic wireframes you’ll need to provide for the visual design to commence. Visual Design.
See What's Out There
MARCH 4, 2015
The post The Mobile Design Takeover appeared first on The See3 Blog. web applications design digital media media mobile mobile design nptech smartphone technology In today’s digital age, there is one major channel now to get information: the screen. And of the screen – the smaller the better; in essence, clients want information fast, and they want it to be accessible.
Find the free stuff
JANUARY 1, 2021
Read on to learn how you can design the best hot sauce label. What do you think attracts a customer first, the quality of a product, or the design? If your answer is the second you sure know how the design of your label can.
Connection Cafe
JUNE 23, 2016
For this Designing for Good episode, we’re showcasing the best examples of nonprofit storytelling of 2016. Breezy, colorful awareness message for sustainable fishing by heroic designers Nice & Serious. #7 Pixel-perfect interactive design using a “long page” design with parallax for Feeding America explains hunger through the four composite characters of Jessica, Alicia, Martin and Harold. #8
Nonprofit Tech for Good
FEBRUARY 5, 2021
Crystal Dionysopoulou is the founder and Creative Director of Lucid Fox , a dynamic web design and development agency that puts people first. While these techniques can’t change the past, here are some design ideas to help your organization adjust and optimize your website in the future.
Connection Cafe
NOVEMBER 21, 2013
Note: This is the sixth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. When they’re based on solid user research, personas can be great tools for helping your design team and internal stakeholders truly understand your audiences. Encourage empathy for constituents when making design and/or content decisions for your website. Visual Design. Solution Design. See the end of this post for a linked index of other posts in the series. Purposes.
Connection Cafe
JUNE 17, 2014
When we design a nonprofit site, creating a responsive design is almost always a requirement. Not only does responsive design make sense for your org’s main web presence, it makes sense for your peer-to-peer fundraising (P2P) websites too. So what does responsive design for P2P look like? As we worked with this terrific organization to create the site, we integrated the responsive design requirement throughout our entire process: 1. Designs for each Break-point.
Connection Cafe
DECEMBER 27, 2013
Note: This is the seventh in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. Quote from Kristina Halvorson) It’s an essential step in the Web Design process that’s often overlooked or skimped upon. Here at Blackbaud, we do our best to start our design recommendations with content so that our clients are thinking about content very early in the process. Visual Design. Solution Design.
Wild Apricot
FEBRUARY 16, 2021
Picture this: you’ve just recruited an incredible new board member. They have great skills and connections, they’re passionate about your cause and they’re eager to help advance the success of your nonprofit. But you don’t have. organizational-management
Connection Cafe
APRIL 27, 2016
It’s the end of April, which means designer Tim Hammond and I mined another month of the finest nonprofit designs from every corner of our fine planet. We found this month’s curation to be even more impactful and impressive than our first episode with mediums ranging from interactive design to even sculpture (look close). But even with all of this creative diversity, you’ll find a common purpose in each design, every month. .
Connection Cafe
JUNE 17, 2013
My team here at Blackbaud works with nonprofits to design online experiences. We design desktop websites, responsive and mobile-friendly websites, event fundraising sites, mobile apps, email messages, donation forms, you name it. It was suggested to me by a colleague that it might be insightful to write a series of posts to describe our design process in detail. Visual Design. Solution Design. Interactive Web Design Mobile Non-Profit responsive user experience
NetWits
APRIL 17, 2012
Every brand designer I know has worked with a client who created their own logo at least once in their career. Nonprofit logo design is a process that can be just as painful as it can be exciting. I remember creating my own logo when I owned a design studio. Taking a step back and looking at the big picture objectively is a CRUCIAL part of any branding project, including the entire logo design process. 2) Design. Web Design and Branding Nonprofit web design
Byte Technology
APRIL 14, 2016
Like all things in the virtual world and online living things seem to move at the speed of light, and website designers are no exception. From the necessity of responsive design to the rebirth of parallax scrolling, tweaks to make video more compelling to the altering of simple color palettes, the best designers in the industry thrive on enhancing not only the visual appeal of a site but the overall user experience as well. Material design versus flat design?
Byte Technology
JUNE 2, 2016
In the world of e-commerce—that virtual marketplace that has increasingly redefined how we shop and spend—the right design can mean the difference between boom and bust, soaring profits and slumping sales, simple success versus outright failure. It’s important, therefore, that any site built specifically to generate revenue be designed in such a way that makes the user experience as rich and rewarding as possible.
Connection Cafe
NOVEMBER 14, 2012
As you’re approaching the end of year fundraising, you are also comparing your … Acquisition Fundraising Retention Branding end of year fundraising web design
Find the free stuff
DECEMBER 11, 2020
The post Mobirise Free Web Builder – Your Web Design Tool for 2021 appeared first on PhreeSite.com. When looking to create a website, most have the vision in their mind of a “perfect” website and can easily get excited when thinking about making their vision become a reality.
NetWits
SEPTEMBER 5, 2012
What goes into creating and designing a successful nonprofit website that inspires action? … Web Design Guide creative Nonprofit web design web design
Byte Technology
JUNE 30, 2015
With a few clicks a designer or administrator can see numbers of hits and click-throughs, time spent on specific pages, which pages and elements are being ignored and much more. And with this data in hand, said developers and administrators can easily take the strategic opportunities heat mapping provides to transform their designs, flows and layout for optimal usage. Digital Resources Web Design
EveryAction
JANUARY 29, 2015
Let me ask you a question: How does your organization''s website look? Happy with it
Connection Cafe
OCTOBER 4, 2016
For this month’s Designing for Good , it’s time we showed more love to all of you tireless nonprofit email marketers out there. With the giving season almost upon us, we’ve mined Steve’s email goldmine and other corners of the web to find our favorite EOY email design inspirations. Stay inspired, designers for good! Samaritan’s Purse design is so simple and classic.
Connection Cafe
AUGUST 7, 2014
As we head into Fall of 2014, (yes, I prefer to skip August as a Texas resident) we approach the 3-year anniversary of Responsive Design. I love responsive design and am especially digging these 3 fancy design trends that have developed along with it…. Since we’re designing sites for ALL devices, scrolling has become ubiquitous. In all seriousness, touch screens have made it physically easier to scroll so designers are taking advantage.
Connection Cafe
OCTOBER 22, 2013
Note: This is the fifth in a series of posts about the Nonprofit Web Design Process. Usability Testing of any sort is a good idea to incorporate into your design process to validate (or invalidate!) the design decisions you’ve made along the way. With any design, there is some guess-work involved on the part of the designer so getting a reaction from an end-user may reveal some different options for your design. Visual Design.
EveryAction
NOVEMBER 27, 2018
Our institute is designed to advance the skills and knowledge of nonprofit professionals, volunteers, board members, and community leaders. Our institute is designed to advance the skills and knowledge of nonprofit professionals, volunteers, board members, and community leaders. South Carolina’s Nonprofit Summit is the state’s largest and most comprehensive conference designed specifically by and for leaders in the nonprofit sector. Xperience Design Project.
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