I understand the struggles of running a small business or a project with limited budgets. This 2 hour video session together with your site screenshared will help see to the problems you want to. You can provide me with access by: Heading to your Wix Dashboard then selecting 'Settings', then Roles and Permissions and then inviting me as a contributor. My email to invite me is hello@traceywond.com and a Website Manager role is usually sufficient for most improvement projects.

Have you put your own Wix website together but need some help before launch? Or perhaps you've rebranded and need your site to follow suit? The website restyle day is an investment that will see me, a Wix Legend partner, work to improve your site and ensure it looks and works great. What's included: - 6 hours of my time (choose whether to pre-meet to discuss your requirements or not) - A summary of what I've done when I've finished (please note it may take 24 hours to receive this summary. This is a time-based service and so I can't promise that your site will be entirely finished by the end but I'll have worked professionally and adeptly to do as much as I can. I work with Wix day-in and day-out so know it well. Sites with more than 9 pages are likely to need more time than the 6 hours.

Our website in a day does what it says. Book your site build day (give yourself time to get your content together), and I'll build your site on the booked day.

Charities play a crucial role in addressing societal issues and making a positive impact on communities throughout the UK (and it's always a personal bugbear that there isn't more support for them!). Charity trustees already hold significant responsibility for governing and managing the organisation, but in this post I wanted to explore why Trustees should know more about, and speak the language of, impact. Impact is an acknowledgement of the outcomes and effects generated by a charity's actions. It goes beyond measuring outputs or activities and instead focuses on the meaningful change and long-term benefits created for the beneficiaries. And yet, all too often, trustees speak about outputs and not about the longer-term benefits. Funding can be important to many charities, providing monies to implement programs that align with societal priorities and to reach its intended beneficiaries. Funders, whether individual donors or bodies, increasingly expect charities to demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of their interventions. By prioritising impact, charity trustees can speak the language of funders, meet these expectations, build trust and foster long-term relationships with funders. Defining the impact a charity is making also supports accountability and transparency. By placing a strong emphasis on impact, trustees can demonstrate accountability to both donors, funders and the wider public. For slightly larger charities, this is also important during annual reporting. Trustees who are aware of impact are likely see the value in impact planning. Trustees can align their efforts and resources towards achieving meaningful and measurable change, ensure that investment and resources are strategically allocated and organised in good time. Planned impact can also be easier to collect data for, with indicators and evaluation frameworks able to be developed in advance. Finally, communicating impact can take many forms. I've worked with a range of charities to ensure that impact reports, annual reports, infographics, funder summaries, and websites reflect their impact. I can support charities and trustees to plan, measure and communicate their impact.

A recent project for Staffordshire-based bouncy castle and children's entertainer Abi's Entertainments. The business owner had felt uncomfortable about her branding for some time and wanted something that was a little more versatile for corporate events, an evolving toddler play session arm and the wider entertainment business. We really wanted to break away from primary colours and bouncy fonts. About my Branding Services I offer branding and logo design services using professional vector design software. Logos are vector designed and I do not use Canva for these. Your logo will be unique to you. You'll find my logo, design and branding services on my bookable service pages: Keywords: Logo design in Staffordshire Logo design in Derbyshire Logo design close to Swadlincote

I'm delighted to have handed over a new website for the Derbyshire Time Swap project. Introduction The website for a local charity will support intended project beneficiaries to learn more about the project and engage with the project team. The project team have a range of tools via the site including a shareable feedback form (which when they tick a box publishes this to an online case study area to help with monitoring, evaluation and engagement). There is also a project resources area with a range of downloads. More about this website This website was built using the Wix platform which is easy for the team to maintain. I have placed content they're likely to change most often into databases (very much like an Excel spreadsheet), this means that if they want to change anything they just change the information in that database. Wix is ideal for project websites since they are an ideal platform for low-cost websites with a minimum hosting term of one month. The sites are secure and are provided with security updates and SSL certificates automatically (unlike other site platforms where organisations end up paying for someone to apply these regularly at significant cost). The website has basic SEO set (more advanced SEO can be added to Wix but some clients find SEO isn't a priority for them). This was a budget website and included consultation time with the team and team training to use the website. Tracey's expertise in impact supported the team to explore their needs and the opportunity to collect monitoring data and case studies via the website. Check it out https://www.derbyshiretimeswap.org.uk The Derbyshire Time Swap project is a time banking initiative whereby participants (individuals or organisations) give their time to earn time credits. They can then redeem/spend these time credits with others. For instance, Jake cuts Sarah's lawn, Jake uses his time credit with Bill who teaches Jake how to train his dog. Interested in a charity project website? Do get in touch if you are interested in a website for your charity project website. hello@traceywond.com