Problem: Alliance India required a modern and efficient website in order to successfully communicate their vision, goals, and initiatives to a larger audience. The organisation also wanted to develop an online platform for donations, volunteer sign-ups, and other types of participation.
7effects built a website that suited the client’s specifications using a variety of tools and technologies. The following are some aspects of website development:
Platform and CMS: The website was created with the PHP programming language and the Drupal content management system (CMS). Drupal was chosen because of its scalability, flexibility, and security capabilities.
Conclusion: Building a website for Alliance India required a variety of technical and creative processes. 7effects built a website that suited the client’s specifications using a variety of technologies and tools. The features and functionalities of the website were developed to facilitate donations, event management, and resource sharing easier. The website has been optimised for speed, security, and SEO. Alliance India’s website assisted them in reaching a larger audience, promoting their cause, and facilitating online engagement.
Design and layout: The website’s design and layout were based on the client’s brand standards and specifications. The layout of the website was responsive, which meant that it reacted to multiple screen sizes and devices.
Performance and optimization: The website was optimised for speed, security, and search engine optimization (SEO). To boost website performance, our team used techniques such as caching, minification, and image optimization. SSL encryption and other security measures were also used to secure the website.
Features and functionality: The website included a donation system, event calendar, blog, and resource library, among other things. Users could make one-time or recurring payments using a variety of payment ways through the donation system. Users might RSVP to forthcoming events via the event calendar. The blog and resource library included articles, reports, and other items connected to the work of the organisation.