CiviCRM

PPU host a unique archive which has been developed over many years.We worked closely with them to create a new online home for the organisation that uses Drupal to connect their well-established existing online presence, including the archives, shop, and their social media, while adding new functions using CivCRM to list events and gather online supporters.

Working closely with their team, we devised and created a visual design that updated PPU's online identity, taking into account their branding and existing web and print media. We built the website incrementally, prototyping as we went based on standard Drupal kit in order to keep development time and costs manageable.

This combination of free, open source software offers scope for further iterative development - PPU prioritised key functions and features, and plan a second phase to work on less urgent items, while retaining flexibility to deal with new unanticipated requirements should they arise.

The whole project was carefully planned to launch in good time for the white poppy season around remembrance day in November 2018.

The International Cooperative Association asked us to build a registration site for their 2015 conference in Turkey.
We created new site based on the design and structure for the previous year's event, and added a sophisticated CiviCRM installation that enables ICA staff to access and manipulate data about registrations. The site accepts secure payments via a third party payments processor and performs a number of advanced custom functions including group registrations, and generation of a variety of different reports and email updates.

This ambitious project was set up to integrate the Woodcraft Folk's in-office membership administration system with their public facing website. The idea was to build a very modern system to underpin a site that supports Woodcraft kids, parents and office staff, without losing the special creative spirit and energy of the Folk that has endured since its inception nearly 100 years ago.

The project kicked off with a workshop that brought together a range of Woodcraft people who collaboratively set out the site's priorities and challenges.That culminated in a comprehensive plan for the site and the database backend. Plans evolved into page mockups, wireframes and production sites, which were presented, discussed and tested by the Woodcraft Folk.

The result is a beautiful website (with page designs by Sarah Macbeth for wave design) which skillfully makes space for Woodcraft children to speak and show for themselves. And the cool funky tools like the online membership renewal, the guided search, the filterable calendar and interactive maps have found a wonderfully comfortable co-existence with the camping, peace building and cooperative spirit.

The Woodcraft Folk use CiviCRM to manage their membership, GreenNet has supported  them to customise and develop their CRM system since 2009.