BPC's website is well-built and functional, but it needs ongoing stewardship — someone to keep the foundation solid, address technical debt, and help the site keep pace with the organization's growing ambitions.
Your current budget runs through September, so the options below are designed to deliver real value within a constrained budget while setting the stage for a more comprehensive engagement starting in your next fiscal year.
You contact us when something needs attention — a broken page, a plugin update gone wrong, a new landing page, an accessibility fix. We log the time, do the work, and report back. When the bank runs low, you decide whether to replenish.
Regardless of which option you choose, here's a prioritized roadmap for the first few months.
Both of these options are designed to cover the planned work outlined above. They don't leave a lot of room for unexpected requests or ad hoc projects that come up along the way. If additional budget is available, either option can be easily adjusted to provide more capacity.
Clear communication is the foundation of a great working relationship — and it's how we deliver fast, reliable results without anything slipping through the cracks.
Your primary contact at Digett is Johanna. She'll be your go-to person for questions, updates, and anything that comes up along the way. If Johanna is ever unavailable, the rest of our team has full visibility into your account and can step in seamlessly.
The fastest way to get things moving is through your dedicated support portal. We'll set up a request form specifically for BPC — a simple, direct line into our workflow. When a request comes in through the form, it's immediately visible to the entire team, which means:
Of course, we're always happy to jump on a call or exchange emails when a conversation is the better path — especially when we need to clarify priorities or talk through something more nuanced. The form simply ensures that routine requests flow efficiently so we can reserve our conversation time for the things that genuinely benefit from it.
On the BPC side, it's helpful to designate a primary point of contact as well — someone who can approve priorities, answer questions about content or intent, and keep communication streamlined. As the engagement matures, we can always expand that circle, but starting with a single point of contact on each side keeps things moving smoothly from day one.
Once the new budget cycle begins, we can explore a more comprehensive engagement that addresses: