JMERC
A website for an education NGO in Uganda, kept current by its own team.
- Client project
- Web
The problem
JMERC works with governments, schools and families across Uganda, and its programmes, evidence and news needed one place partners and donors could find them.
The idea
A site built around JMERC’s two programmes and the reach behind them. The team publishes its own news, resources, gallery and vacancies, and partners and donors can take the next step from any page.
What it does.
- Presents both programmes, FILP and AREP, and what each includes
- Shows reach by programme: schools, teachers and learners
- News, resources, a gallery and vacancies, published by the team
- A way to partner or donate from every page
What’s underneath.
The decisions that make it work, most of which no one sees.
The team publishes, not the developer
News, documents, the gallery and vacancies are edited in a content system, so the site stays current without a request to us.
Reach is a table, not an infographic
Figures by programme are set as a real table: readable by screen readers, easy to update, and plain about the numbers.
Giving goes where donors already are
The donate button leads to JMERC’s page on Every.org, a platform donors already trust, instead of a payment form built from scratch.
What it shows
This project is built from this service. Each is something we can do for you.
Tell us what you’re building.
A 30-minute call is the quickest way to see if we’re the right fit. Or send us a message, whichever suits you.