There’s a lot of bad advice out there about websites—and we’re here to clear things up.
Let’s start with the idea that you need to completely overhaul your site every two years. You don’t. While keeping your site current is important, there’s no need to tear it down on a set schedule. A smart refresh, some updated content, and regular check-ins can go a long way.
Another common myth? That you need a completely custom build to have an effective site. Not true. Many nonprofits thrive with well-designed templates and strategic content. Custom work has its place, but it’s not a requirement for impact—it’s a choice, and one that should be weighed against your budget and goals.
We also see organizations chase bells and whistles that don’t serve their mission. Fancy animations and complex features might look impressive, but they can slow your site down, confuse visitors, and distract from your core message. Clarity, speed, and usability always win.
At Little Hill Design, we help you focus on what matters most. We bust these myths by building streamlined, powerful websites that work for your organization—not against it. Less stress, more results.