Spring Cleaning for Your Nonprofit Website | The Nerdy Nonprofit 3.16

In case you missed the update, we wanted to show you our latest Nonprofit newsletter. With the end of 1st quarter rapidly approaching, it is likely your nonprofit is in the midst of a website redesign or at least making some updates. So as spring nears, we are going to focus on tips, tricks and advice to clean up your website.

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Case study: WordPress + Nonprofit = Successful Redesign by ArcStone

Minnesota Masonic Homes had plenty of traction offline, but their online presence was not keeping up. ArcStone designed the nonprofit a WordPress site bringing the beautiful home, great people and helpful resources in front of their online audience. 

Front-End Design: Nonprofit Website Design Tips from the Pros from the Bigstock Blog Blog

We all know the power of a good looking website, especially as a nonprofit attempting to attract several audiences. Here are 7 tips from the pros to consider when approaching a redesign – some of which may surprise you. One of our favorite bits: "It's all about harnessing the right ideas, and sticking to the core values of your organization."

Back-End Tech: A Review of WordPress Plugins for Nonprofits by web developer Erin

If you've already taken the plunge into WordPress, these plugins will take you even further. Since we've worked with several nonprofits, we've uncovered the best WordPress plugins that meet a nonprofit's needs. 

Strategy: What We've Learned Designing 5 Nonprofit Websites This Year by Jenna & the ArcStone web design team

Once a nonprofit embarks on the design process, a million questions come up right off the bat. Let's fast-forward you to some answers by going through what we've learned from the process. What content do you need and what can you skip? How much information is necessary on each page? And most important of all, what is your focus as you answer these questions?

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