Nonprofit Engagement: Why Website Logins Matter
Think about the websites you most visit: Facebook, Google’s Gmail, Calendars and Docs, Yahoo, Netflix, NYTimes, Friendster–what, you don’t use [...]
What prompts an online gift?
Post on integrated fundraising campaign and determining which channels. [...]
9 Internet Marketing Statistics from the Business World
We’re all focused on the non-profit space, but some times it’s good to take a look at how the internet [...]
The day I was introduced to twitpic
Before I became a Blackbaudian, I managed a program for Share Our Strength called Great American Bake Sale, a national [...]
What’s our vector, Victor?
This past weekend, I did something epic. Monumental. Life Changing. I finally saw Airplane! on the big screen. I would [...]
5 Mistakes Nonprofit Websites Make
The first website went up 18 years ago this month. Websites have done a lot of growing up since those [...]
Does Your Nonprofit’s Website Navigation Pass the Test?
As a usability consultant, navigation is really the bread and butter of my work. All the user research, the wireframes, the perfectly architected homepages and site designs – well, they don’t mean nothin’ if the navigation doesn’t work. Unfortunately, there is no quick-fix or band-aid I can prescribe that will make it all better. (you really do need to do the research!) I can give you some tips though that may help identify some problems and some iterative changes you can make along the way. [...]
