Accessible websites for ethical and sustainable charities and businesses

Helping businesses, charities, CICS and social enterprises with a conscience connect, inspire, and grow online - without compromising their values.

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Accessible websites for ethical and sustainable charities and businesses

Helping businesses, charities, CICS and social enterprises with a conscience connect, inspire, and grow online - without compromising their values.

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"Jackie is helpful, flexible and very reasonable."

As a small, social enterprise with tight budgets and much multi-tasking on our plates, this is the ideal combination for a web developer to help you shift to a more professional-looking website. We particularly appreciated her collaboration with Amy Purdie to bring us a design in keeping with the fab branding Amy produced.

Lisa, Changing Relations CIO

What we do

Accessible web design for charities and the not-for-profit sector

I've been helping charities, not-for-profits and social enterprises get the most out of their online presence since 2014, so I understand the challenges the third sector faces in getting online and staying online.

I will work with you to help you with your web presence and am happy to do everything from a bit of tweaking and training through to a full branding and web design service.

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Best Website designers in North Tyneside

Accessible web design for ethical and sustainable businesses

Based in Wallsend, just to the east of Newcastle upon Tyne, I offer high quality, bespoke web design services and WordPress training to charities and small businesses throughout Tyneside, North East England, and beyond.

Whether you want a quick one-page site to launch your online presence, or an all-singing, all-dancing site, we will work with you to get exactly the site your organisation needs.

I am also committed to making the web a more accessible place for everyone, regardless of their disabilities or impairments.  Call Jackie on 07762 140 433 to find out how we can make your website accessible so that EVERYONE can use it.

WordPress training

Have you delved into the WordPress world and don't know where to go next? Are you overwhelmed by the amount of information out there?

Maybe you've taken over a site from someone else and you can't find your way around?

Find out more about how we can help you to master your own website.

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Support packages

Your website is a vital part of your business, and keeping it secure, accessible, and running smoothly shouldn’t be a worry. My managed support packages give you peace of mind, taking care of all the updates, security, and maintenance so you can focus on what matters most—your mission. Find out more about my support services and let me handle the rest.

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Case studies

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The RW Mann Trust

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Cleveland Family History Society

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Heads Up CIC

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Friends of St George’s, Cullercoats

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Beach Access North East

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Norton Hive

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Best Website designers in North Tyneside

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How to make your website accessible to people who use screen readers

Usually when we think about digital accessibility it's in terms of blind people who simply can't see the screen. These people (and others with problems such as severe dyslexia or poor literacy) will use a screen reader to help with this. But screen readers aren't human - they can only...
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What makes great charity website design?

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Why descriptive text on links is important for accessibility

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Low contrast vision and how it affects web design

I've mentioned before that one of the reasons I started investigating digital accessibility is because I have poor contrast vision - that means that there is stuff I can't see if the contrast between foreground and background isn't big enough.It doesn't impact me in my day to day life hugely....
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How your website can encourage people to get involved

All good websites, whether for charities or commercial, are most successful when they draw people into their story, getting them involved and engaged so that they're more likely to buy. For charities it's even more important because you're trying to get your site's visitors involved when it may benefit someone...