Bright Charitable Foundation

I’ve recently developed a web site for a local community organisation, the Bright and District Charitable Foundation. It’s all HTML, which was a change for me after working with PHP scripts for content management.

HTML offers more design flexibility, and this can be beneficial for sites that want to make an eye-catching impression and won’t change their content much.

I’m a trustee of the foundation, and also produced a new flyer for them. The web site is being hosted free by Alpinelink.

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