The Foundation for Due Process of Law (DPLF) approached NonprofitCMS in early 2011 about redesigning their current website and implementing their site in an intuitive CMS. Before approaching nonprofitCMS, DPLF had been using a custom made CMS by one of their volunteers. Their needs quickly read more
The Association of Family Medicine Administration approached NonprofitCMS in the beginning of 2011 to design and build a new website and member management system for them. NonprofitCMS decided, based on their needs, that WordPress and aMember would be an ideal solution. The challenge for read more
The blog article is semi overdue. We were approached by a small non profit in Eastern Pennsylvania called SEPA RC&D. Their mission is to promote conservation and enhancement of natural and community resources. SEPA a boat load of features on their new website. Here was read more
Last week I had to opportunity of being on the NonprofitSpark radio show with Renee McGivern to discuss elements that make a great nonprofit website. Renee and I had a pretty good discussion that lasted almost an hour about an array of web design best read more
I hope that this information is old news to you. But, if not, it’s time that you were let in on the secret. Where do you go to find a list of foundations that may be interested in giving your organization a grant? You may read more
When we upgraded to WordPress 3.1 we noticed that one of our open source plugins, Simple Crumbs which produces breadcrumbs like this: suddenly stopped working! WordPress indicated that “Simple Crumbs has been disabled” as it has an invalid header. Well the good news read more
Pasting from Word into any WYSIWYG editor has been the holy grail of any content management system. We have all used the Paste from Word feature and notice that it, well, doesn’t really do a good job. Furthermore, any charts or images get left behind read more
Clients often ask us to give a listing of all the clients we work with in particular areas of the country in addition to references before we get started working together. This blog article highlights a few of the organizations in DC that we work read more
Information Architecture (IA)…what is it? IA is the process that web developers take when they are organizing all the content on your website (web pages, PDF documents etc…). Some projects are easy (under 30 page websites) but the process can become overwhelming for novice web read more
This tip is worth at least $3,000—and several months of embarrassment. At least that’s how much it would have saved the ED of a local Nonprofit. For months, his website looked so bad that he had to ask new clients and donors not to visit read more
