As a charity web design agency, we know the sector inside out. 

We design and build websites for charities and non-profit organisations that need to communicate their work clearly and encourage people to get involved.

What we do

Our work covers the full process from charity website design through to development, launch and long-term support, helping charities create websites that are easier to navigate, manage and grow. 

We can deliver:

• A full redesign and rebuild
• Improvement to donation journeys
• Restructuring complex programme content,
• Handling charity website development after CMS migrations.
• Accessibility, performance and the technical foundations that keep things ticking nicely.

Our web design and web development are handled in-house, so the structure agreed at the design stage carries through properly into the final build. 

Good web design for charities makes it easy for visitors to understand your purpose, see your impact and know what to do next!

Our approach to charity web design

Charities and non-profits rarely have just one audience. Donors, beneficiaries, volunteers, partners and internal teams are often using the same site, but for very different reasons.

That means the structure has to work a bit harder. Information needs to be easy to find, key journeys should feel obvious rather than hidden, and content should be organised around how real people think (not how internal reporting lines are set up).

We keep things as simple as we can. Clear navigation, sensible hierarchy, content that’s straightforward to update and platforms that remain stable during fundraising campaigns and periods of high traffic.

Our experience

We’ve worked with organisations such as Stonewall, ORCA, West Sussex Mind and Yoga Campus.

In each case, clarity and accessibility were central to the project. We focused on shaping content so it felt easier to navigate, supporting fundraising activity with clear journeys, and building content structures that made ongoing management straightforward.

For many charities, their website is where people form their first impression, so it needs to feel clear, credible and aligned with the work behind it.