Your programmes are already changing things on the ground. The problem is the telling: a website that describes activity, impact buried in reports, and social media posted when there is time. We fix how the work is presented, quantified and shared.
Start with a conversationThe situation
Most NGO sites are built like brochures: mission, programmes, a gallery. A funder or partner leaves without knowing what has actually changed, for how many people, and over what period.
We rebuild the site around the work: programme pages that state outcomes, a results section that quantifies them, and a CMS your team can update after every quarter. Design is the instrument. Evidence is the content.
What changes: a website that reports what you have done, not only what you intend to do.
Field teams collect data. It ends up in donor reports, spreadsheets and PDFs that few people read and fewer remember. Quantifying impact is not the gap. Presenting it is.
We design the publications that carry the numbers: annual and impact reports, programme briefs, data visualisation and one-page funder updates. Clear enough for a partner to skim, rigorous enough for a donor to trust.
What changes: reporting that is read, quoted and remembered.
Social media is where the work meets the public, and where most organisations post when there is time. Different people, different templates, different tone. The impact is visible; the organisation is not.
We build a content system: templates, tone, post formats and a small library of approved assets, designed around how your team actually works. Then the campaign identities that put the work in front of the people who should see it.
What changes: a consistent voice your team can sustain.
We do not invent a new mission. We build the identity, the website, the reporting and the content system that let the existing work speak clearly.
Organisational identity and positioning
A clear mark, voice and visual system that works at proposal level and at community level.
Websites and impact-reporting platforms
Programme pages, results strips and a CMS your team can update without technical help.
Campaign and programme identities
Campaign marks and sub-brands that sit inside the organisation system without breaking it.
Reports, publications and presentation design
Annual reports, impact publications and donor presentations designed for screen and print.
Social media and communication systems
Templates and tone guides so a small team can publish consistently across platforms.
The outcome
An organisation that communicates its mission clearly, demonstrates its work, and builds confidence among donors and partners.
We work in phases: structure and content first, design and build second. Most rebuilds run four to six weeks, and CMS training happens after launch.
Yes. Reports, briefs, data visuals and one-page funder updates, designed for both print and screen.
We design the system, templates and campaign assets. Running accounts day to day is a separate scope, so you are not paying design rates for posting.
That is the usual case. Everything we build is designed to be run by one or two people: templates, a short guide, and a CMS without a developer.
Send us your latest report and your current site. We will show you what the work looks like when it is presented properly.
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