Periscope Design has been dedicated to helping businesses thrive through exceptional design and branding. We understand the unique needs of our clients and are committed to delivering tailored solutions that resonate with their target audience.
We are a small local design company that specializes in logos, websites and marketing materials for small businesses and non-profits.
Every non-profit’s mission and needs are unique. We work very closely with our clients to create a website or marketing materials that will help drive your mission, generate funds, and tell your remarkable stories. And, as a small business ourselves, we also know that marketing budgets can be tight so we make sure that our services are very affordable.
Here is an example of some of the non-profit work we have done in our Pasadena-area community.
If you are in need of a new website, branding, or marketing collateral please give me a call at 626.355.5036 or email me at perryl@periscopedesign.net. We look forward to hearing from you to talk about ways to grow your organization.
New Year, New Web Site
Why Should Your Nonprofit Redesign Its site?
It’s Broke so Fix It
There are a lot of signals that your site is due for an upgrade. One tell-tale sign is that your nonprofit’s site isn’t mobile-friendly. You don’t have a lot of time to impress your potential donor, volunteer or new supporters and they aren’t going to be interested if they can’t see your website on their phone. I can tell you from personal experience if your menu doesn’t collapse, I’m out. More than half the world’s population uses a smart phone and if your website doesn’t reflect that statistic then it’s time to reboot. Other indications that it’s time for change include poor user experience (UX), a high bounce rate or an overall outdated design. Basically, there a ton of signs that your website is due for an upgrade, so don’t ignore them!
It’s an Investment not an Expense
Your nonprofit website is your best employee. It works nights and weekends so that you don’t have to. It establishes your credibility and expands your reach by presenting potential donors, volunteers, board members and the general public with information about who you are and what you do. It is also the nucleus for your online presence. It acts as the hub for social media, press attention and so on. If your website is linked by local media in an online article but looks sketchy (you know what I mean), then you are missing out on a great opportunity to expand your community of supporters.
Next, let’s talk logistics and getting it done right.
When approaching the design process it’s important to first brainstorm internally before taking your search to a third-party: