We recently had the privilege of working with the Association of the Multiple Impaired Blind, Inc. (AMIB), a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving individuals with multiple impairments, including vision loss. Their mission is important. This means their website needs to reflect their values while remaining functional, clean, and accessible to all users.
The Problem: An Outdated Site
AMIB’s previous site was outdated and lacked the intuitive navigation and mobile responsiveness today’s users expect. As a trusted Brick website designer, we stepped in to deliver a modern, accessible solution built on WordPress — a platform known for its flexibility, ease of use, and robust accessibility features.
The Solution: A Modern, Functional Online Destination
The redesigned site now features:
- A bold, full-width homepage slideshow that highlights AMIB’s programs and mission
- Easy-to-navigate menus that guide visitors to essential information
- A clean and readable layout that meets accessibility standards
- A contact form to connect visitors directly with the organization
- Streamlined internal pages that make it easy for families, donors, and advocates to find what they need
This is more than just a website refresh — it’s a tool that helps AMIB communicate and connect with the communities they serve. We’re proud to contribute to their mission with a design that is both thoughtful and functional.
If you’re a nonprofit or small business looking for a reliable website designer in Brick, NJ, we’d love to help. Whether you need a brand-new website or a refresh of an existing one, we’ll create something that works for your goals and your audience.
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When Jim Blahut of Perennial Homes contacted us, he needed a new website to represent the architectural design component of his business. Already armed with a sleek logo to represent his new brand, IntegriTekt, we opted for a minimalistic approach to this website design to set it apart from his competition. The website is almost entirely black and white (apart from a few portfolio images). The site provides easy access to important surface level information, with the ability for end users to “dig in deeper” on his process if they wish.
You can learn more about this Medford web design project in our portfolio here.
