A web team,
without
hiring one.
Most non-profits I work with have one or two people running communications, a website someone else built, and systems that should talk to each other but don’t. I look after the site, connect it to the tools you already use, and help you plan the next version when it’s time.
One step at a time.
- 01
Free site check
A quick, outside-in look at what’s healthy and what’s at risk. No logins, no cost.
Free site check → - 02
Website care
Updates, monitoring and a monthly report, plus hours for the changes that keep piling up.
Website care → - 03
Connect your systems
Member logins checked against Salesforce, forms that land in your CRM, content migrated off a platform you’ve outgrown.
CMS & integrations → - 04
Redesign when it’s time
Because I already know the site, the next version starts from what works.
Design & development →
Some organizations start at step 1 and stay at step 2 for a decade. That’s fine too.
When to call.
- 01
The agency that built your site has moved on.
- 02
Updating the homepage means emailing someone and waiting.
- 03
Your website and Salesforce don’t know about each other.
- 04
The board asked whether the site is accessible, and nobody’s sure.
- 05
The big campaign or event is coming and the site is the last thing ready.
Built for how non-profits work.
Budgets
Month-to-month care and estimates approved before work starts, so there are no surprises at the board meeting.
Accessibility
Sites built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA, and checked again after updates.
Staff turnover
Documentation and training, so the site doesn’t leave with the person who knew how it worked.
Reporting
A monthly report you can forward to your ED or board as is.
Organizations that have stayed for years.
I work from Burlington, Vermont, with organizations across the country. Two of the longest relationships are with Arizona non-profits.
- Phoenix, Arizona
Education Forward Arizona
Since 2012 - Scottsdale, Arizona
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Since 2017Case study →
Case studies
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
A custom WordPress portal with passwordless, Salesforce-verified sign-in, giving Foundation members access to Quarterly back issues, members-only events and partner benefits.
WordPress · Salesforce · GSAPRead the case study →
Arizona Education Progress Meter
A headless WordPress CMS, React front end and Mapbox maps for a statewide dashboard tracking Arizona’s progress toward its Achieve60 AZ goal.
Headless CMS · React · Mapbox GLRead the case study →
Good to know.
- Do you work with organizations outside Vermont?
- Yes. Two of my longest relationships are with organizations in Arizona.
- Can you take over a site someone else built?
- Yes. That’s how most care relationships start.
- Do you need to move our hosting?
- No. I work with your current host unless there’s a reason to change.