Yes! Nexus has a long history working with organisations in the third sector. Our websites are designed around the unique needs of the third sector, from fundraising and volunteer sign-ups to accessible design and ongoing support.

Yes, of course. For charities who want to manage their own content, we build WordPress websites that are simple to manage, even for non-technical users. Whether you need to update text, add images, post news or manage online training content, we’ll provide training and support to help you feel confident in no time.

Accessibility is a core part of our process when designing websites for charities. We follow WCAG guidelines and UK best practices to ensure your site is easy to navigate for everyone, including users with visual, cognitive or motor impairments. This includes things like contrast, font size, structure and keyboard navigation.

Many website designers see charities as a golden goose, often inflating development, hosting or support costs with the perception that funding means you have deep pockets. In contrast, we know that budgets and budget efficiency can be tight in the third sector, so we offer affordable, scalable options with flexible payment terms. Once we understand your goals, we’ll provide a fixed, transparent quote – no surprises, no jargon.

Yes – we regularly respond to website design tenders for charities, care organisations and third sector bodies. If you’re running a formal procurement process, just send us your brief or tender documents and we’ll be happy to provide a detailed proposal, including timelines, costs and technical approach. We encourage a discovery call prior to submitting our tender so we can get a real feel for your organisation and its goals to ensure our proposal aligns.