Nonprofit website design
Make the mission easy to grasp.Make the next step easy to take.
Your website has to speak to donors, participants, applicants, partners, volunteers, funders, and staff—often all at once. We turn complex missions into clear stories, trustworthy experiences, and digital systems that move people from caring to acting.
More audiences. Less time.
Your website is part of the mission infrastructure.
A nonprofit website is not simply a brochure. It may need to honor a legacy, explain an urgent issue, welcome a community, publish resources, accept gifts, recruit support, guide applicants, promote events, and help a lean team do more. The design has to be emotionally resonant, operationally useful, and manageable after launch.
Organize a layered mission so each visitor can quickly find what matters to them.
Make the organization, leadership, programs, and impact feel established and accountable.
Make donating, applying, attending, volunteering, or getting help feel straightforward.
Build practical systems that reduce repetitive work and are easy to keep current.
Selected nonprofit + mission-driven work
Different causes. One standard: make the work matter online.
From a basketball court in Bamako to voting rights, arts access, queer empathy, and organizational technology, the work begins with listening—and ends with a digital experience people can actually use.
01Youth development · Story + fundraising
Hoops. Dream. Build. Become.
A community-focused website for the Malick Diallo basketball court in Bamako, Mali. The experience turns a physical place into a vivid story about mentorship, structure, belonging, and possibility—then gives supporters a direct path to help sustain it.
02Memorial award · Applicants + archive
Kaz Baba Travel Award
A legacy-centered website that explains an annual travel award for architecture and interior design students, guides eligible applicants through the process, celebrates recipients, and preserves Kaz Baba’s sketches, digital work, and travel photography.
03Philanthropy · Civic engagement
Dignity Fund
A clear, credible home for a private philanthropic organization advancing voting rights, equal access to justice, civil rights, civic education, voter participation, and community leadership.
REFLECTION
LGBTQ+ advocacy · Immersive storytelling
Queer Reflection
A bold digital platform designed to dismantle homophobia through interactive storytelling, AI, AR, and emotion-driven experience design—bringing articles, encounters, history, technology, and support into one provocative experience.
PLAYWRIGHTS
Arts + culture · Prior website work
Bay Area Playwrights
Prior website work supporting a longstanding new-play community and the people it serves—playwrights, collaborators, audiences, and arts supporters. The work helped organize programs and make an active cultural organization easier to explore online.
OAKLAND
Organizational technology · Prior IT consulting
YWCA Oakland
Prior IT consulting that supported the organization beyond the public website. The engagement reflects a broader part of 11:11’s nonprofit practice: helping mission-driven teams make better technology decisions, solve practical systems problems, and keep everyday operations moving.
A process built around the mission
Strategy before screens. People before features.
We learn the organization, the audiences, the pressures on the team, and the action the site must support. That context drives every decision that follows.
Listen to the organization
Mission, programs, audiences, funding model, internal capacity, technology, governance, and the parts of the current experience that create friction.
Build the message architecture
A clear story, useful navigation, audience pathways, proof, accessible content structure, and calls to action that match how people participate.
Design + connect the system
A distinctive WordPress website tied to donations, applications, events, email, resources, analytics, or other tools the organization already uses.
Launch + stay supported
Thoughtful testing, staff guidance, a clean launch, and optional ongoing care for hosting, security, maintenance, content, and technical support.
One partner across the experience
Public story. Practical systems. Ongoing care.
Bring the creative and technical pieces together so your team spends less time coordinating vendors—and more time advancing the work.
Message + website strategy
Audiences, mission story, navigation, content priorities, proof, and calls to action.
Custom WordPress design
Distinctive, responsive design shaped around the organization—not a generic template.
Accessibility-minded UX
Readable hierarchy, keyboard-friendly patterns, contrast, alt text planning, and clear forms.
Donations + participation
Donation pathways, volunteer interest, memberships, events, campaigns, and email capture.
Applications + resources
Eligibility, deadlines, forms, document workflows, reports, toolkits, and searchable content.
Brand + campaign materials
Identity refinement, reports, presentations, fundraising collateral, and campaign pages.
Technology consulting
Practical help choosing, connecting, troubleshooting, and improving the systems behind the work.
Hosting + ongoing care
Security, backups, software updates, monitoring, support, training, and content changes.
Need a phased plan that respects the budget?
We can identify the highest-impact work first, protect what is already serving you, and build a practical roadmap for the rest.
Questions nonprofit teams ask
Clear answers before the project starts.
Can you work with our existing donation, CRM, or email platform?
Usually, yes. We can connect established donation tools, email marketing, forms, events, analytics, applications, and other systems where reliable integrations are available. We start with the workflow your team needs and recommend the simplest sound approach.
Can you improve accessibility?
Yes. Accessibility is considered in structure, typography, contrast, keyboard behavior, imagery, forms, and content planning. We can also audit an existing site and prioritize improvements. No website should claim absolute compliance without ongoing organizational practices, so we are precise about what has been reviewed and remediated.
What if our content is scattered or out of date?
That is common. We can inventory what exists, identify what should be kept, rewritten, combined, archived, or created, then migrate the useful material into a structure people can understand and your staff can maintain.
Can you work within nonprofit budget constraints?
Yes. We can define a focused first phase, separate essential infrastructure from future enhancements, and make tradeoffs visible before the build begins. The aim is to invest first in the work that most improves clarity, participation, operations, and trust.
Can you support us after launch?
Yes. 11:11 Care can cover hosting, backups, security, software updates, monitoring, troubleshooting, content support, and ongoing improvements—so responsibility does not fragment across the staff, host, and multiple vendors.
Build the next chapter
Your mission already moves people. Let the website carry it further.
Tell us who you serve, what you need people to understand, and where the current digital experience gets in the way. We will help turn that complexity into a clear, credible path forward.