Building a Fantastic Website

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In the age of the internet, there are few things as off-putting as a bad website.

Now, “bad” can translate into a lot of things—from non-functioning to unintuitive to just plain unattractive.

While a bad website can encompass a lot of elements, a good website, on the other hand, generally includes a number of pretty standard components.

Here, we’ll walk through 7 nonprofit web design must-haves that can turn any bad website into a compelling, engaging experience for visitors, including:

1. CRM Integration
2. Simple Design
3. Easy-to-Use Navigation
4. Consistent Branding
5. Clear Donation Options
6. Mobile-Responsiveness
7. Donor-Centric Content