The Ecopixel Blog

The Colorado Headwaters Land Trust, high in the Rocky Mountains, wanted to create an inclusive website that is ADA accessible and available in Spanish.

Heidi has joined Ecopixel as UX and Frontend Production Manager, bringing a customer-led perspective to producing and managing websites.

Join our growing team! As a Customer Success Manager, you’ll wear a variety of hats while providing best-in-class service to our customers.

We’re connecting your website with the online tools you use.

Ecopixel launched an upgraded municipal website for the Town of Waterbury, with an emphasis on web accessibility and easy mobile usage.

Ecopixel helped this nonprofit achieve its fundraising goals by launching its first annual ice-out contest.

If it seems like your nonprofit's security requirements keep getting more onerous, it's because attacks are getting more prevalent and serious.

Charlotte Land Trust triples the size of their website and goes mobile-friendly in a much-needed website update.

We designed a beautiful, mobile-friendly website for a large land trust serving 23 towns in Massachusetts.

New website and online features help the stewards of a 237-acre lake surrounded by four towns in northern Vermont.

A new website for a conservancy that has permanently conserved 21,000 acres in 29 towns throughout southwestern New Hampshire.

There are many ways to tell the history of women’s suffrage, but a new exhibit on the Clio Visualizing History website chooses to do so through 19 objects.