“Constructive is far more than just a great design team. They’re strategic, creative partners with a knack for understanding complexity who help us communicate it simply and elegantly to multiple constituencies. When it comes to turning complex research into compelling content, design, and data visualization that engage experts and policy-minded audiences, Constructive is the best in the business—which is why I’ve continued to work with them for a dozen years.”
Sam Ori, Executive Director, Becker Friedman Institute, University of Chicago
“Constructive completely understood the challenges we were facing in our space. Instead of just having one person who was familiar with our project, their entire team was fully invested from day one. What makes them such a great partner is that they are committed to making our success theirs, and vice-versa. They remain fully available to us, often going above-and-beyond to make sure we succeed. We don’t feel like we hired a company to perform a website redesign, but rather found a partner to work with us and bring our vision to life.”
Stephanie Gutch, Director of Digital, TCTMD/CRF
“When ClimateWorks engaged Constructive, we were finalizing a complex organizational and strategic transition. With an approach rooted in design thinking, their team brought a sophisticated understanding of the role branding plays in support of organizational strategy—as well as a deep interest in, and commitment to, our mission.”
Jean-Louis Robadey, Director of External Relations, ClimateWorks
“When UnboundEd partnered with Constructive, we had a strong vision and a passionate team committed to providing standards-aligned materials and learning for educators. What we didn’t have was a brand, a website, or even a name. Their team dove in to solve these challenges with palpable enthusiasm for our mission and great expertise. They helped name our organization, develop the brand, and build a website that lets us reach educators across the country to provide them with the resources and support they need to serve all students.”
Kate Gerson, Managing Partner, UnboundEd
We combine deep expertise brand strategy, design, content, and technology to create integrated nonprofit branding and web design—leading with strategy and caring about craft to help social impact organizations focus their missions, express their values, and deepen engagement. Learn More
By designing through a clearly-defined brand strategy that articulates the kinds of experiences we’re trying to create, people with different perspectives are more able to have productive conversations in a shared language about what such an experience might be like.
As a project manager who made the switch from the nonprofit sector to Constructive, I sympathize with our clients who find the design world rather intimidating. That’s why I’m here, to break down the typical process for a website redesign and make it as approachable as possible!
For nonprofits in particular, demonstrating a strong commitment to digital accessibility provides a perfect opportunity to engage audiences online and reinforce your organization’s commitment to equity and inclusion.
One of the simplest ways you can make your website more effective is by breaking up large, dense blocks of text whenever possible. In other words, stop writing so much!
