Service
Website design people can find, use and update.
Sites that visitors can find, your team can update, and everyone can use, with a clear next step on every page.
The MCS Agency designs and builds accessible WordPress websites for nonprofits and small businesses. Each project starts with the decisions visitors need to make, moves through a clickable prototype for review, and ends with a site your own team can update.
What is included
What you receive.
01
Sitemap and wireframes
A clickable prototype lets staff and board members test navigation and page hierarchy before design begins.
02
Design and build on WordPress
A custom design built on WordPress, the platform most small teams already know how to manage.
03
Accessibility
Contrast, structure, keyboard use and alt text are built in so every visitor can use the site.
04
Search foundations
Page titles, descriptions, headings and structured data give search engines and AI tools a clear picture of your organization.
05
Content and calls to action
Page copy and calls to action that guide each visitor toward one proportionate next step.
06
Training and handoff
Your staff learn to edit pages, add posts and keep the site current after launch.
Who it helps
Built around how each kind of team works.
NONPROFITS
Clear paths for each visitor: someone seeking help, a donor ready to give, a volunteer ready to join. Staff update pages without calling a developer.
SMALL BUSINESSES
A site that earns inquiries, answers customer questions quickly and stays easy to maintain as the business grows.
How it works
How the work unfolds.
Every engagement follows the same discipline, whatever the budget.
Map the visitor decisions
We start with what each visitor needs to do, then shape the sitemap around it.
Prototype and review
A clickable wireframe lets your board and staff react to structure before design begins.
Design and build
Pages are built on WordPress with accessibility and search foundations in place.
Launch and hand over
Your team learns to update the site, and we check performance after launch.
Questions
Questions about website design.
How do you plan a nonprofit website?
We begin with the decisions each visitor needs to make, such as getting help, giving or volunteering. Those decisions shape the sitemap, the homepage and the clickable prototype that your team reviews before any design work begins.
Will our staff be able to update the website?
Yes. We build on WordPress and train your team to edit pages and publish posts. A site your staff can maintain stays accurate longer.
Do you build accessible websites?
Yes. Accessibility is part of the build so every visitor can use the site. That covers color contrast, heading structure, keyboard navigation and descriptive alt text.
Can you redesign a site we already have?
Yes. We start with a review of the current site and its search performance. The free website audit offers a fast first look at search visibility, page speed and accessibility.
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