100622 UK Disabled Peoples Council Website Event: Website Costs and Funding
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A presentation that accompanied a workshop I ran at event run by the UK Disabled People's Council. It was all about websites for Disabled People's Organisations, which are independent networks of people with disabilities form across the UK. I talked about how much websites cost and how to draft a brief to work with a web designer - whether that is a volunteer or someone you're paying.
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100622 UK Disabled Peoples Council Website Event: Website Costs and Funding
- 1. Costing and Funding Your Website Mark Walker, SCIP Regional ICT Champion for the South East
- 2. About This Session • The Brief • Costs • Funding • Next steps • Questions
- 3. Regional ICT Champions • Operate more efficiently • Be more effective in its reach and influence • Meet the needs of front line organisations
- 4. Regional ICT Champions • Signposting to information about third sector use of ICT • Support services for the third sector • Social Media
- 5. Context
- 6. Who Uses The Internet • Young People • Older People • Wealthy People • Poor People • People With Disabilities
- 7. Who Uses The Internet • Geographic Communities • Communities of Interest • Government • Business • Individuals
- 8. Who Uses The Internet • Colleagues • Partners • Volunteers • Customers • Friends • Competitors • Family • Suppliers • Funders
- 9. What is Web 2.0? Web 1.0 Web 2.0 • 1990s • 2000s • Websites • Community • One-way • Interactive • Advertising • Conversation • Shopping • PR
- 10. Your Website Plan • Where we are now • Where we want to go • How our website will help us
- 11. What is your web page for? • Fundraising • Communications • Information • Collaboration
- 12. What is your web page for? • Productivity • Interaction • Branding • Development • Trust
- 13. What is your web page for? • Sharing Information • 2-way Communications • Delivering Better Services • Generating Income
- 14. Produce a brief • A vital step • What you know • What you want • A request to tender • Paying or volunteer
- 15. The Brief • Work with your team • Goals • Audience • Outline structure • Branding
- 16. The Brief • Your audience –What do they want to know –How can you help them? –What are their needs?
- 17. The Brief • Our team –Roles –Skills –Support needs
- 18. The Brief • Timescale • Budget • Process
- 19. The help you need • Get some help online • www.ictknowledgebase.org.uk/ websitebrief
- 20. What does it cost? • How much do you need? • How much have you got? • How much can you get?
- 21. What does it cost? •50% – Set it up for me •50% – Help me use It
- 22. The help you need • Build the site • Learn how to run the site • Keep it up to date • Manage the process
- 23. What does it cost? • Free –Blog eg Wordpress.com • < £1,000 –Set up free stuff, logos, photos, design
- 24. What does it cost? • £1,000 - £5,000 –Graphics plus some extra features • > £5,000 –Graphics, extra features, consultancy, support
- 25. Funding your website • Project funding • Core funding • Ad hoc updates • Complete overhaul
- 26. Thank you Mark Walker, SCIP Twitter @scipmark 01273 234049 www.seictchampion.org.uk
- 27. Thank you Visit the Regional ICT Champions website at www.ictchampions.org.uk