Design accessibility is an important part of building an inclusive visual identity, but what does it entail?
In our latest blog series, Junior Designer Calissa Capri explains how to create an accessible color palette and typography.
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Finding the perfect primary typeface for a nonprofit brand identity can feel like finding the best-looking needle in a haystack.
In our latest blog series, Designer Ridah Adam offers insight to make the selection process less daunting.
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In our latest blog series, Strategist Jas Kirt offers advice on how you can create an impactful digital cause awareness day campaign to generate momentum that continues long after the day is done.
The full series is available to read now: radishlab.com/blog ✨
“Radish Lab has been a trusted partner in helping us reimagine a new digital home and approach for engaging our partners and audiences in the story of the Foundation’s work and impact.” - @ClintonFdn Read more: bit.ly/38G7wgq
Have you seen the Clinton Foundation’s new website? Go behind the scenes to learn more about how we got to launch: bit.ly/38G7wgq @ClintonFdn
When is Webflow the right CMS for you? Read our latest blog for 5 reasons that Webflow is best choice for your project: radishlab.com/blog/wordpress…
How can you keep your website protected? Our new blog shares 5 recommendations on how to make sure your secure your WordPress site: radishlab.com/blog/wordpress…
Are you debating using WordPress vs. Drupal? Check out our new blog for 5 reasons why we recommend WordPress to our nonprofit clients: radishlab.com/blog/wordpress…
Part Three: The Right Agency
A few steps we recommend you take to let the right agencies find you.
Read the final part of the series here: radishlab.com/blog/how-to-wr…
Part Two: The Details
You’re on the right track, you’ve already achieved client readiness and have considered the big questions. The next step in drafting a clear, compelling RFP is to provide the ‘right’ amount of detail.
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Part One: The Big Questions
Before you start jotting down technical needs and requirements, we encourage you to share a little bit about your organization, what motivated the project, and what success will mean for you.
Read Part One of the series here: radishlab.com/blog/how-to-wr…
Do you know how to write a good Request for Proposal (RFP) for a nonprofit website redesign?
In our 3-part blog series, we’ll walk you through how to create an RFP that answers the big questions, includes the important details, and attracts the attention of the right agencies.
Join us and @prompt_io on February 9, 2022, 1PM EST for a LIVE Webinar: 5 Top Expert Tips for Year-Round Donor Engagement. We’ll be sharing best practices to reach your donation goals in 2022. #DonorEngagement #DonorTexting #Nonprofit
Excited to see this project launch!
BRAC UPGI has a vision to empower 4.6 million more households to escape #extremepoverty by 2026. Our new website highlights that vision more clearly and beautifully than ever before.
Visit bracupgi.org and follow on Twitter @BRAC_UPGI.
#SDG1 @RadishLab
"We need to provide a framework and help businesses understand what a socially responsible business looks like." -@alanarange
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Sprichst du Deutsch? @alanarange writes for our friends at @tbd_community about her experience doing business and learning the local culture, after moving to Germany and opening our Berlin office with @adampludwig.
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Process matters! On the Radish blog: get a behind-the-scenes look into how we've adapted #agile methods of #webdevelopment. Because it's not just what you do, but how you do it that can really make the difference.
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Are you an Artist who is involved in activism? Take the Art for Social Change lab at @AtlanticActing in NYC. Use the code SOCIALCHANGE19 for $50 off - 6 spots left! Guided by Fran Tarr, founder and director of Breaking Walls. atlanticactingschool.org/pro…
and 3. Arlan Hamilton @ArlanWasHere, creator of @Backstage_Cap, which invests in start-up founders who identify as a woman, person of color, and/or LGBTQ.
(bit.ly/2tHDCAP)
#blackhistorymonth #inspiringwomen #blackwomenlead
2. Gail Anderson @GailAndersonNY, a New York-based designer, writer, and educator, known for her work creating conceptual typography
(gailycurl.com/)
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