Beacon High School is an alternative high school that was in need of a mainstream website. BrightBold transformed their site from a single page of clinical information to an engaging site for the whole school community, offering resources for students and parents. We created a fresh design to give Beacon its own identity, separate from its parent organization, and harnessed the power of Drupal to allow Beacon staff to easily update the site with new calendar items, recent news, key resources, and important announcements.

Community Consulting Teams (CCT) pairs volunteer MBAs with non-profit organizations in need of expertise. In the past, each project team had chosen their own method of communication, leaving the organization with no comprehensive record of their volunteers’ efforts.

BrightBold created a Drupal 7 website that provides information about the organization’s mission and clients, allows interested volunteers to apply for project teams, and lets volunteer managers easily assign selected volunteers to the appropriate projects. We built collaboration functionality where each project team can upload documents, create calendar entries, and start discussions. At the conclusion of each project, CCT staff can flag the most important documents for future reference.

The mental health services and education organization Walker had a website that was extremely difficult for staff to update, so the content rarely reflected the breadth of the organization’s undertakings.

BrightBold built a new site on the Drupal content management system, allowing for easy maintenance, and modified the existing design so it took better advantage of today’s larger monitors. We created a dynamic home page and landing pages for each section of the site that pull relevant content onto each page. Additional features include online donation processing, editorial workflow, calendar of events, staff portal, and a Friend of Walker blog.

The Joseph J. Hurley School, a bilingual immersion K—8 school in the Boston Public School system, needed a website that was easy for teachers and parent volunteers to update, and that was equally accessible to English and Spanish speakers alike.

Extending the design of the school’s printed materials, BrightBold created a site that reflects the dual-language, multi-cultural nature of the school. The public-facing part of the site contains information for prospective families, potential donors, and the press. Parents and staff can log in to the “My Hurley/Mi Hurley” area for information specific to their child’s class. Features include school-wide and class-specific calendars, parent forums, a resource library, a media gallery, parent notifications, and an area for middle schoolers to publish their web creations. To ensure that content is always fresh and up-to-date, we built the site on the latest version of the Drupal content management system, with a customized interface enabling parents to easily contribute content.

Friends of Ringgold Park needed a website to engage neighbors and park visitors, to publicize upcoming events, and which could be easily maintained by volunteers.

BrightBold created a Drupal content management system with four seasonal designs. Site features include online donation processing, mailing list integration, RSS feed, and an events calendar.

The John Winthrop School for Young Children was frustrated with a difficult-to-update site that appeared perpetually out-of-date. They needed the ability to change the content easily, and wanted to provide fresh and relevant information to current families and prospective parents.

BrightBold built the school’s new site on a Drupal content management system, giving the staff complete control over the content. An eye-catching slideshow on the home page draws prospective parents in to learn more about the school, with news and upcoming events available at a glance. A secure area for current families enables parents to stay informed about their children’s classroom activities.

Avila’s owners had worked with their designer on the look and feel they wanted for the restaurant’s new site but needed a web specialist to bring make the design a reality.

BrightBold gave Avila a performance boost by replacing their old tables-based design with one using web standards, and added functionality for online reservations, event booking, e-mail marketing, and gift card sales. We also provide ongoing content updates and design banners to promote special restaurant events.