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A major challenge for organisations in the charity sector is delivering content for a spectrum of personas. There’s no iron clad definition or demographic when it comes to a visitor to a charity website, so deciding on the content to include and the overall approach is tricky.

Charity websites must account for everybody from donors and volunteers through to those who can benefit from the charity’s good work.

At Un.titled, we’ve worked with organisations across the charity sector to build and enhance websites that cover all these bases. Though the modern charity is a complex entity, we work closely with staff to create a website that is navigable and suitable for any visitor.

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What some of our clients say

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Gresham College

We have worked hard to not only revitalise the site from a UX and design perspective, but also provide easier access to lectures that can have a real impact on viewers. We are delighted with the result. Within the first week, people were already finding older content more easily, and the viewer numbers for these pages have risen significantly. I believe we have gone above and beyond the client’s expectations thanks to the heightened discoverability we have brought to the site.
Amanda Matthews,
Project Manager, Un.titled

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Homeless Link

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Un.titled's expertise and understanding were invaluable when we were redeveloping our Homeless England directory. From UX design through to technical development, their team quickly grasped an understanding of what we were looking for.
Gareth Thomas,
Information manager