AIDS, Africa, theater and everything in between. Non-profits especially enjoy the low cost of being able to update their own content.
The Gaines-Jones Education Foundation needed a website that they could add to on their own. They wanted to be able to add new content, new images, upload PDFs, maybe have some fading featured news on the home page. Ready for the answer? WordPress. What a surprise.
SF Urban Community Housing Corporation (sfurbanchc.org) needed a system to update their site more easily and give the look a style upgrade.
The Novato Human Needs Center (nhnc.org) can now update news on their site without the aid of a web designer, but just by logging in and pasting and saving text.
A swarm of volunteers took over this site and added hundreds of items for sale (titles, descriptions, prices, categories, etc.) and the site grew and grew. The event was a huge success.
Quick re-do of a regular HTML site put the content in the hands of the owners.
IAA West allows its members to view upcoming events, catch up with news, and the organization can update it all themselves.
A zillion-layer Photoshop document brought in all the fruits into the basket for this logo work.
Stellah DeVille helped with the logo and color palette for this non-profit site. Drop-down menus help the plethora of information.
Seth Tajbakhsh of Copymat helped get this business card formatted correctly, color corrected, and in a flash of speed.
BNI Embarcadero's site gives its 60+ members access to members-only information, an automated roster of members, group mailing list software (one-to-all), and many other features that save the organization time and money.
Now WE-ACTx can add their own content and open up the (virtual) floor for others from around the world to share their view using WordPress's publishing system.
Litquake and its army of volunteers can access the backend of their site and add events, author information, and press releases. All with a browser, a login, and a password.
English, Farsi (script!), video, audio, and relentless updating by the fabulous Niloufar Talebi and this site is a showcase workhorse.
Color, color, and color. Naomi Rifkin's Brush Fire Painting Workshops brings color to an online presence through the work of her students.
Ebenezer Children's Home can post new information to their site without having to pay a web designer. From any computer with Internet access. From anywhere.
