Resources
Instruments you can hand to somebody.
Not articles. Each one is a checklist, a clause list, a scoring sheet or a policy outline, written to be taken into a meeting and used, by whoever ends up owning the website.
The test
Could you hand this to a trustee, a finance committee or a departing supplier, and have it do work in a meeting?
If not, it belongs in Insights or nowhere.
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The library
Board & trustees
Procurement & contracts
Regulatory requirements
Ownership & continuity
Diagnostics
Running the site
Nothing in that moment yet. Try another, or the insights.
What these do not cover
Every instrument here is deliberately incomplete.
They tell you what to require, what to ask and what to record. None of them tell you whether your own site would survive the check. That needs someone reading it the way a funder reads it. That is the Blueprint Audit.
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Your website, for the board.
A two-page briefing you can fill in and put in the next board pack. It covers the six things funders check, how to see what AI tools say about you, and the options to put to trustees.
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The newsletter
One note a month on what funders, regulators and AI systems read on charity websites. Unsubscribe any time.
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