Charity digital service · Active delivery
A clearer digital home for an international healthcare charity
A pro-bono website rebuild focused on clearer communication, accessible presentation and more straightforward supporter and donation journeys.
- Sector
- Charity and healthcare support
- Engagement
- Pro-bono website and digital support
- Current status
- Active delivery and stakeholder review

The challenge
Understanding the working problem before claiming the answer
The previous website had been created several years earlier for a much simpler set of needs. Over time, its WordPress implementation became slower to update and harder to extend, while its dated structure limited design flexibility, mobile presentation and the technical foundations needed for stronger search visibility.
The charity needed a clearer, more maintainable digital home that could explain its work and make important supporter journeys easier to follow without creating another system that would quickly become difficult to change.
The approach
Practical delivery with evidence kept visible
- Redesign and rebuild of the public website around clearer information priorities.
- Improved donation, volunteering, membership and supporter journeys.
- Accessible, responsive presentation across common screen sizes.
- Reusable structures for impact information and project updates.
- A maintainable delivery approach with stakeholder feedback and approval points.
- Search-friendly page structure, metadata and content foundations to improve discoverability.
Current position
What has happened—and what still needs proving
A substantial round of stakeholder feedback has been implemented and the revised site has passed its automated checks and deployment process.
The work is awaiting further review, outstanding links, approved materials and final confirmations. No claim about increased donations is being made at this stage.
This account is anonymised and intentionally avoids confidential details, client quotations and results that have not yet been evidenced and approved for publication.
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