From Smashing Magazine, here are some excellent "best practices" prepared expressly for nonprofit websites. It’s a great resource for your web development team … even if that team is just you!
They also offer their "20 examples of great nonprofit sites" (all hotlinked), indicating what they like about each:
- Greenpeace USA
- Kiva
- NYC Coalition Against Hunger
- ASPCA
- One
- Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research
- Save the Children
- Oxfam America
- NRDC
- Amnesty International
- The Nature Conservancy
- Witness
- Product (Red)
- Susan G Komen for the Cure
- Take The Walk
- Change.org
- Charity: water
- The Breadline Africa Worldwide Blogger Bake Off
- Blog Action Day
- Ducks Unlimited
Smashing Magazine website seems to be a major online "watering hole" for web designers and developers around the world. What they’re offering online now is a teaser for a 300-page book ($24) due out in October. The stuff online today is high level, but useful; the book looks like it will range from 50,000 feet to down into the weeds.
Tom
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