Website Audit for a Nonprofit with Limited Budget
Prioritise fixes a small team can do without a developer.
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Audit a nonprofit website for a team of two volunteers. Page text and structure: [SITE_CONTENT]. Tools and access they have: [TOOLS_ACCESS]. Priorities (donations, volunteers, awareness): [PRIORITIES]. Review message clarity, donation and volunteer paths, accessibility basics, mobile use, speed, privacy notice and contact information. Sort every finding into fix this week, fix this quarter or leave for later, based on effort and impact for this small team. Return a table with Finding, Evidence, Effort, Impact and Owner, a score from 1 to 10 for clarity, action paths and trust, and a one-page plan. Charity regulations on website information are [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION]. Add a note on what not to spend money on yet. Also include a short volunteer-friendly maintenance rota with tasks that take under fifteen minutes, and a list of free tools to evaluate, described by type and not by brand. Suggest how to record decisions so that the next volunteer understands the site.
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