This New Client Website Required LOTS of Features!
Most of the websites we build for clients are fairly standard in what they require: informational pages rotating images on Home page and/or photo galleries interactive contact form events calendar social media integration and occasionally a members-only section, e-commerce or some other advanced feature However, every once in a while…
Non-profit Website Redesign for MABHA
The Maryland Association of Behavioral Health Authorities (MABHA) is a non-profit organization based in Frederick, MD. The organization has been a client of ours since 2010, after being referred to us by another client. It was previously called Maryland Association of Core Service Agencies (MACSA). In 2016 the organization changed…
Non-profit Website Developed as a “Sister Site”
Our clients at the National Stormwater Center (NPDES.com) advocate for compliance with the Clean Water Act by providing training and certification for stormwater inspectors nationwide. They recently incorporated a non-profit organization with the goal of training ordinary concerned citizens in the practice of reporting non-compliance, to improve the rate at which…
Nonprofit Website Redesign for DoC Ministry
Focus 4 was honored recently to be asked to assist with a nonprofit website redesign project for Daughters of Christ Ministry, based in North Carolina. This was a joint project with Elite Coders LLC, another Harford County web development company. George Handlin of Elite Coders knew that one of his…
Drafting a Privacy Policy for Your Website
Do you have a privacy policy for your website? Even though it’s not legally required in the U.S. or Canada (it is over in Europe), it is highly recommended if your website collects data via cookies, contact forms, e-newsletter signups, etc. In addition, anyone doing business in California (and collecting…
Putting “Mobile First Design” First
It’s a fact that more people view websites on mobile devices than on desktop computers. It would make sense, then, to begin designing a website with the optimal mobile display, and then allow the desktop display to be driven by the already-determined mobile display. This is called “mobile first design.”…
