A modern, independent and charitable café in Norwich serving delicious food and drink.
This website was a collaboration with graphic design from Bourne Creative.
A six page website with a blog
Muddy Puddles
A 20+ page website design with CMS (content management system) using WordPress for a large charity nursery project based in Norfolk.
- Custom buttons with animations.
- Bespoke header and footer.
- Hero sections.
A collaboration with with graphic design from Bourne Creative.
A 90+ page website for a large educational charity
A website launched in 2020. This charity is dedicated to enabling the continuation of Holocaust testimony through the children and grandchildren of survivors.
This is a large 90+page utilises WordPress to provide the following features:
- Grids providing snippets and images linking to pages on survivor presentations
- A monthly newsletter page which mirrors a Mailchimp based newsletter
- Bespoke coding to provide a custom post type giving an interactive ‘Wall of Memories’ allowing people to honour a memory with a digital plaque.
An 8 page website design with bookings availability calendar
Wellspring Family Centre is a hard-working charity that was started by a church and has several social action projects in the community. It also hires a hall and rooms to other community groups, organisations and for events.
Website features include:
- Displays multiple Google calendar feeds of room/hall availability. This hides the identity of those making bookings from the public. WFC was already using multiple Google calendars to help manage bookings and this seemed like the best way of saving time by allowing the public to see room availability.
- An easy to use content management system.
50+ Page Website for Large Social Action Charity
YMCA Norfolk
This huge website redesign project was a collaboration between Pathlight Design and Bourne Creative.
For client content management the website uses the WordPress ‘block editor’ that was introduced with Gutenberg (WordPress version 5). Being a native feature of WordPress, it will be supported and developed long-term. With 3rd party plugin page builders there is the risk of them abandoned by developers resulting in broken content. In this instance, ror a site of this size it would be mammoth task recreating all the content.
Behind the scenes the website also utilises WooCommerce for a sophisticated booking system for a fundraising soft play which is part of the charity’s community hub and William’s Kitchen (also developed by Pathlight Design and Bourne Creative) This includes management of resources for multiple types of booking including parties. This is constantly being developed with custom coding to meet exact requirements.
Before and after:
