Websites that do something
Free extras that make a website do something rather than just say something. Try the three below.
Free extras
Most of a website tells people things. These extras let visitors do something: count down to a day that matters, see what their gift would buy, or check how they are doing and find out what to do first.
Each one is free. Add any of them to your website at no extra cost. Your team fills them in from the editor like any other part of the page. They work with a keyboard, a screen reader and the listen button, they fit any phone, and they keep still for anyone who has asked for less movement.
A countdown
Workers’ Memorial Day
Every year on 28 April, people remember everyone killed or hurt at work. A countdown keeps the day in mind, and on the day itself it shows a message instead.
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Today is Workers’ Memorial Day. Remember the dead, and fight for the living.
Wednesday, 28 April 2027
What your gift does
Slide the amount and see what it buys. Watching the parcels fill up makes giving every month feel worth it.
£20 a month fills 24 food parcels over a year.
An example. Each charity sets its own figures.
How healthy is your website?
Six quick questions, then a score and the one thing to fix first. On our home page, the same check opens in a window.
- Is your website easy to read and use on a phone?
- Can someone with a visual impairment use it, with larger text or a listen button?
- Is it in the languages your visitors speak at home?
- Can your own staff change it without calling anyone?
- Has anyone checked it this year for broken links and missing picture descriptions?
- Does it open quickly, even on a phone with a weak signal?
Want one on your website?
Tell us what you have in mind, and we will come back with a clear price.