Government
Sweet Grass County
A county government site where residents find news, departments and services.
Visit sgcountymt.govNonprofit and government
Nonprofit websites that serve the mission and the public.
Atomic Interactive builds websites for nonprofits, associations and local government. Each one tells your story clearly, makes it easy to donate, volunteer, join or find a service, and stays simple enough for a small staff or a volunteer to keep up to date.
A nonprofit site should make it easy to give, join and find answers.
Your story, with proof
Who you serve and what changes because you exist, told in plain words with real photos and numbers.
Donations and support
Online giving, recurring gifts, sponsorships and campaigns, with tracking so you can see what each appeal raises.
Events and volunteers
Calendars, registrations and sign-ups, without a separate system for every event.
Members and directories
Member profiles, directories, galleries and members-only areas for associations and societies.
Public information people can find
Departments, meetings, notices and documents organized so residents find what they need without calling.
Accessible to everyone
Readable type, strong contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text and clear headings, designed in from the start.
From a Montana county to a design society founded in 1972.
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Professional association
Dayton Society of Interior Designers
Redesigned a design society founded in 1972 to put its members and their rooms first.
New design, launching soon
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Senior care
Senior Care Navigator
Gave worried families three simple ways to start finding the right care.
Visit seniorcarenavigator.com
Built for whoever has time this week.
Nonprofit and government sites are often kept up by whoever has time that week. So we build them to be edited safely: clear page layouts, simple forms for news and events, and training at launch, so updates do not depend on one person.
Bigger needs get custom tools. For Thursday Morning Coffee, a networking group, we built a tracker where members log referrals and closed business each week, so the group can see what membership is worth.
In their words, not ours.
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Atomic Interactive has developed a marketable and expansive platform on which we can quickly and efficiently convey a plethora of detailed information to our customers, effectively reducing our sales cycle.
Tobi JamesonDirector of Marketing, ARC Abrasives
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Atomic Interactive is an amazing web and marketing company. To keep it short and sweet they saved me! Our previous web developer was taking months to get any work done at all. I got Ryan and Atomic Interactive involved, they took control of everything, got the new amazing website built within days, and now we have a great website at very fair cost! We would absolutely recommend Ryan and the rest of the team for any of your web content and marketing needs. Thank you, young Jedi!!
Robert BairGoogle review
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Ryan with Atomic Interactive is very responsive and great to work with. Gets things done in a timely manner when others give excuses. Don't hesitate to give him an opportunity on any of your web design issues.
Tony StapletonGoogle review
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They take time to know and understand our organization's mission and audience reach before making recommendations or launching a project. We appreciate the personal attention they give to our questions and the swift solutions and replies that they offer.
Natalie RohlfsExecutive Director, The Future Begins Today
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I am working with Ryan on brochures for our business. He's a great guy and very knowledgeable. I will be recommending him.
Michael PetroskyGoogle review
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Ryan is very patient and so knowledgeable on marketing tips, website creation and so much more!
Vicki SaundersGoogle review
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Their staff excelled in front-end design and back-end programming. They worked quickly and on budget, exceeding our expectations!
Eric BrockmanPR Director, Victoria Theatre
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Working with Ryan at Atomic Interactive is like working with your best buddy.. thanks Ryan!
Tessa MGoogle review
Google reviews appear in the order Google ranks them. Named quotes are from client partners.
What nonprofits and public agencies ask us.
Can people donate on our website?
Yes. We set up online giving with the processor you already use or recommend one, including recurring gifts and campaign pages, and connect it to your donor records where possible.
Can our staff update the site themselves?
Yes. We build on WordPress and train your team at launch. Most updates, such as news, events and documents, are as simple as filling in a form.
Do you design for accessibility?
Yes. Accessibility is part of the design from the start: contrast, type size, headings, keyboard navigation and alt text. If you have a specific standard to meet, tell us and we will plan for it.
Do you work with county and city governments?
Yes. Sweet Grass County, Montana is one example: a site where residents find news, departments and services.
FWD: Thinking
More on nonprofit websites, from our blog.
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Your mission, should you choose to share it.
Tell us who you serve and what the website needs to help with. A real person replies within one business day.
- Prefer to talk? Call Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 Eastern.
- Wondering about cost? See how we price a website.
- Rather write? Email [email protected].