British Skin Foundation launches new website
Howard Lake | 1 May 2007 | News
Following its successful “Walk for Skin” fundraising event, the British Skin Foundation has launched a new website, designed by website development agency, Baigent.
Phil Brady, the British Skin Foundation’s Fundraising Director said: “The new site that Baigent designed for us will make a huge difference to the way in which we are perceived. We hope the benefits will be considerable. Users will now be able to register for events and access more information on a wide variety of skin conditions. This new site has moved us forward, providing so much more potential and the capacity to link with our new fundraising approach.”
Sara Tindall, Baigent’s account manager added: “Some of the content was a challenge to work with as, sadly, there are some harrowing skin conditions, but we’ve enjoyed working with the British Skin Foundation and believe we’ve produced a design that’s approachable, yet dignified.”
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