A digital studio in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
We plan, design and build websites for organisations establishing their online presence for the first time, or replacing a site that no longer reflects their work. You work directly with the people building your website, from the first conversation through to launch and ongoing support.
Three practices
One layout, phone to desktop. Built so a communications officer — not a developer — keeps it current.
Client → API layer → database, with logins, roles and a who-did-what log throughout.
Each month you receive a short report: what was reviewed, what changed and what we recommend next.
The website as part of a wider picture
The organisations we talk to are rarely short of substance. There are evaluations, baseline studies, field reports, five years of project data. Most of it is on the site somewhere, as a PDF, three clicks past a page nobody has edited since the last strategic plan.
A donor officer doing early due diligence, a partner checking whether you work in a particular district, a journalist looking for one figure: each arrives with a specific question and forms a view within a minute or two. We rebuild the site around those questions, so programmes can be browsed, evidence can be found and cited, and results are presented as results rather than as attachments.
We will not tell you that a new website raises money. What it can do is make the organisation easier to find, quicker to understand and simpler to verify. That is the part of fundraising and partnership work a website can genuinely carry; the rest belongs to your team.
What we find / what we do about it
You come up when someone searches the sector, the method or the district, not only your acronym.
A programme officer and a private donor can both work out what you do, each at their own level of detail.
Evidence, governance and named people are all where a careful reader looks for them.
The interested reader has one obvious way to act, and it still works on a phone at a conference.
The website carries this sequence. Fundraising, partnerships and donor development build on it.
Website and Branding Work
Zambia
ChainOptix Partnership is a Zambia-based NGO working primarily in health development, alongside other areas of development. We designed and built the organisation's website so its programmes and areas of work can be read and understood by partners, donors and other stakeholders. The build covers accessibility and usability across the devices those audiences actually use. We also handle the branding and marketing work.
chainoptixpartnership.com
Website and digital presence
United States
Kodiak Consulting is a US-based consultancy supporting institutions with their supply-chain needs. We designed and built a website that sets out the firm's services clearly and gives a prospective client a straightforward route through them. We helped build the marketing materials alongside Branding for the company.
kodiakconsults.com
Website — delivered in two phases
New York, United States
Pietas Law is a New York law firm practising in areas including nonprofit law and estate planning. We designed and built the firm's website in two phases, presenting each practice area clearly and translating the firm's professional identity into the web experience.
pietas.law
The person who scopes your project remains responsible for it through to launch, offering guidance along the way.
Proposals are written to be understood by board members and funders as well as by your project lead.
We use widely supported tools, and your hosting, domain and code repository are registered in your organisation's name.
Web and mobile apps for teams that have outgrown shared spreadsheets: client records, case notes, bookings, field data collection and the reports your board or funders require.
Most of what we build runs on inexpensive, low-maintenance hosting, which keeps monthly costs predictable and reduces points of failure.
You do not need a detailed specification to begin. Clarifying requirements is part of the work we do with you.
Hosting, backups, updates and a named contact for as long as you need them.
Indonesia
The studio was established in Yogyakarta in 2025. It is deliberately lean: you work directly with the person responsible for your project, and we bring in specialists only where a project requires them.
Our focus is new websites for small and medium businesses and NGOs, with internal applications and ongoing support for clients who need them. We already work with organisations in the United States and Zambia across consulting, legal services and international development. Our working day overlaps partly with the US West Coast. Most projects begin with an initial call to understand your organisation and what it needs.
How to reach us
Whether you need a first website or a replacement for one that no longer serves your organisation, describe what you have in mind. We will reply with initial questions, a suggested scope, and an indicative timeline and budget.
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