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Creating a Better Experience for Donors and Clients
DOWW specializes in website design, as well as website upkeep, for charitable nonprofit organizations. Furthering the mission of nonprofits is our passion — you are our community. Our clients’ work includes healthcare for all, sheltering the abused and homeless, social services, HIV information, harm reduction, environmental protection…to note just a few. With DOWW, we will turn your nonprofit website into the effective outreach tool you expect.
Yes, building an effective, customized, website can be a daunting task. We know that. But don’t despair; we’ll shepherd you through the website building process with the right questions (for a nonprofit) , a little hand-holding, and more than two decades of working with the nonprofit sector in the social marketing arena. Moreover, we use one of the best website builders for our nonprofits. (And, of course, DOWW will be there to assist when needed.)
Being mobile device-enabled (responsive) is one of the most essential factors for a successful nonprofit website. About half of the viewers will visit your website on something other than a desktop or laptop computer. We can make your website look great from big monitors to small smartphones! What’s more, we’ll help you tailor the right website content for that viewing environment. (Content on a smartphone may differ from that of the desktop screen.)
… I also wanted to let you know that some of our funders had commented on your handy work for our website. They really like how easy our website is to maneuver and to access the information. So well done and thanks for all your continuous support and input. You Rock!
Tricia Hernadez, Development Director
JWCH Institute, Inc.
Nonprofit Versus For-profit Websites
The for-profit website targets the buyer of the product—who is almost always (save for gift cards) the end-user of the product. The nonprofit, however, generally speaks to two audiences—usually split equally. One message is for the product buyer (the donor of the product or service) and the other message is to the user of the product (the people in need of the product or service—the client). And, this sort of split-branding can be a challenge.
© ktsdesign / 123RF Stock PhotoGoogle Wants Your Nonprofit Website to be Secure
According to Google, staring in July 2018 (though it has not yet happened), in their next browser release (Chrome 68), a website that is not secure--does not have an SSL certificate integrated into it (thus producing the prefix “HTTPS” instead of the usual “HTTP”), will get a “not secure” message at the lead of the URL. In other words, they will be warning your website visitors that your website is not secure. That is, if you have not already taken the corrective measures.
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