Professional NGO Website Build
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
Our NGO needs a streamlined web presence that communicates our vision with absolute clarity and professionalism. The overall look should feel neutral and calm—soft greys, muted earth tones or similar—so visitors focus on our message, not distracting graphics.
Core pages and functions
• Home: a concise statement of our mission supported by clean typography and balanced spacing.
• Board: an easy-to-scan grid displaying each member’s photo, name, and designation, fully responsive on mobile.
• Success Stories: impact articles with images or video embeds that we can add or edit ourselves at any time.
Technical notes
– Use a stable, intuitive CMS (WordPress, Webflow, or another platform you recommend) so our staff can update content without touching code.
– Follow accessibility basics (alt text, colour contrast, keyboard navigation).
– Optimise for quick load times and seamless viewing on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Hand-over expectations
1. Live site on our domain, ready for public launch
2. Admin credentials and concise user guide (updating text, images, and stories)
3. Source design files you create (e.g., Figma or PSD)
If you have a preferred framework or theme that fits these goals, outline your approach and timeline so we can move forward quickly.
Core pages and functions
• Home: a concise statement of our mission supported by clean typography and balanced spacing.
• Board: an easy-to-scan grid displaying each member’s photo, name, and designation, fully responsive on mobile.
• Success Stories: impact articles with images or video embeds that we can add or edit ourselves at any time.
Technical notes
– Use a stable, intuitive CMS (WordPress, Webflow, or another platform you recommend) so our staff can update content without touching code.
– Follow accessibility basics (alt text, colour contrast, keyboard navigation).
– Optimise for quick load times and seamless viewing on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Hand-over expectations
1. Live site on our domain, ready for public launch
2. Admin credentials and concise user guide (updating text, images, and stories)
3. Source design files you create (e.g., Figma or PSD)
If you have a preferred framework or theme that fits these goals, outline your approach and timeline so we can move forward quickly.
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