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Charities fail to make online impact

In a climate where the total amount of charitable giving remained static in 20111 and Government funding is expected to fall by £2.8bn between 2011 and 20162, charities need to work harder to maintain and increase giving. 

Prospect overhaul site structure in new website launch

Prospect, the union for professionals has launched their new website after a UX and design overhaul by Nomensa.

Nomensa to work with the RSPCA to optimise online conversion

Alongside RSPCA’s website refresh, Nomensa will conduct usability research and testing to evaluate the current website to identify the most advantageous ways to enhance the user experience.

Nomensa’s work with RSPCA will enable the charity to help even more animals in need by optimising the donation journey and motivating more visitors to become donors. Nomensa will help ensure the RSPCA website attains its full potential of being a showcase for the excellent work the charity does engaging and educating visitors on the plight of some animals and how the society helps.

47% of donors not completing their journey to give

New research by user experience experts, Nomensa and not-for-profit specialists THINK Consulting Solutions has highlighted the huge scope for improvement for charities’ donation journeys.

Nomensa to ramp up Barnardo's donations

We've been commissioned by Barnardo’s to optimise their online donation process.

Nomensa to help improve Meningitis Trust's online presence

We're working with Meningitis Trust to review the accessibility and usability of their website.

Nomensa to conduct user research for JDRF Online

We've been commissioned by Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) to conduct user research.

Creating an effective donation process – Nomensa to present at IoF National Convention

User experience design agency, Nomensa are to partner with Think Consulting and UNHCR to speak at this year’s Institute of Fundraising (IoF) National Convention.

Ryanair ‘worst for web accessibility’

Ryanair comes bottom in report looking at how accessible the UK’s top ten travel companies are online.

The report by user experience design agency, Nomensa, identifies Ryanair as the worst travel company for providing their customers online with an accessible experience.

Across the board, the top ten travel websites in the UK are falling short on accessibility. First Choice and Travelodge were rated the best of a bad bunch and even then failed to achieve even the basic level of web accessibility.

Nomensa’s report looks at the UK’s top ten travel company websites, including; First Choice, Travelodge ...

Seminars: Increasing online conversion through user experience

User experience design agency, Nomensa, are holding an afternoon of free seminars and consultancy to provide best practice user experience advice for online retailers.

On Tuesday 21st June 2011, Nomensa will be opening their doors and inviting the retail sector to an afternoon of seminars, workshops and one-on-one UX and accessibility consultancy. There are limited spaces available so Nomensa are advising those who wish to attend to book early for this free event.

The second in a series of online UX events from Nomensa, they will share their knowledge of accessibility and UX to help retailers improve trust, utilise persuasion ...