Prioritizing Website Functionality Without Making Everyone Hate You

by Spencer Brooks | May 10, 2019 | Article

FollowFollowFollow “The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything.” —Warren Buffett So you’re in the middle of a website project (or you’re about to be) and it hits you: pulling this...

Should You Have To Pay For Bug Fixes On Your Website?

by Spencer Brooks | Sep 14, 2018 | Article

FollowFollowFollow The topic of who is financially responsible for fixing bugs on a software project is a question that often comes up during the lifespan of a website. Especially if you don’t have an extensive background in website development and support...

Essential Roles When Working On A Website Project With An External Team

by Spencer Brooks | Aug 29, 2018 | Article

FollowFollowFollow Defining clear roles and responsibilities is an often-overlooked element of a successful website project. With complex and technical projects, such as those built on Drupal, the need becomes even greater when key stakeholders may not have a complete...

Proven Strategies For Optimizing Your Nonprofit’s Website Redesign Budget

by Spencer Brooks | Aug 2, 2018 | Article

FollowFollowFollow It’s no secret that budget (or lack of it) is one of the biggest challenges facing nonprofits during the website redesign process. In this article, we dive into practical strategies that you can use to fully optimize your website redesign...

Balancing Your Nonprofit’s Dream Website With Your Budget

by Spencer Brooks | Nov 9, 2017 | Article

FollowFollowFollow For nonprofits, there is often a central tension when it comes to building the right web presence. It’s the struggle between building a dream website—all of the features and functionality you could ever want for your organization—and the...