Once you have your newly designed website full of great content, your online marketing efforts have really only just begun. You’ll want to promote and publicize your site through a number of different approaches; one of the most common ways our clients try to drive traffic to the… Read the Post
As a non-profit, you have various goals that need to be accomplished through your website, including increasing awareness, establishing partnerships, and proactively engaging with volunteers. Regardless of what your organizational goals and objectives may be, they can all be furthered by att… Read the Post
NMC is proud to announce another award winning project -- God's Love We Deliver is a Webby Honoree for Best Non-Profit Website. NMC worked with longtime partner Franklyn, a Brooklyn brand design studio, on the project. Franklyn led GLWD through an extensive rebrand, digital redes… Read the Post
We’ve been lucky enough to work on hundreds of non-profit web design and development projects over the years – from small local charities to large international organizations. While each of these brands have presented their own unique challenges, we’ve noticed man… Read the Post
Several years ago, our team switched away from Photoshop to start using Sketch as our primary web design tool. It has been a great transition for us. We love the lightweight nature of the platform ability it has given us to work better, faster. One of the many cool features… Read the Post
As a designer, I love coming across fun animations when visiting a site, and I have definitely been seeing more and more of them lately. Animations take illustrations and icons to the next level, making a site that much more engaging. While they are obviously attractive to lo… Read the Post
Web design and the process it follows is always evolving. Remember when you didn't need to worry about how things would look on every size of device ranging from a handheld phone to a monitor with the resolution of a TV?! As standards and user patterns change, it's good to adjust… Read the Post
Non-profit websites, not unlike other industries, have a broad array of audiences they need to communicate with. There are donors interested in how their dollars are being used, community members curious about the work being done in their neighborhood, internal staff and prospective em… Read the Post
AIGA Raleigh did it again! Last week, creatives from across the country came together in Durham, NC for the second annual THRIVE Conference, a creative conference packed with 6 impressive speakers. This year there were also workshops that ranged from hand lettering techniques to bu… Read the Post