Why, when, and how to build websites, apps and digital services

IE Digital's book explains the fundamental questions not-for-profit organisations should consider before embarking on a digital project, be it a website, app or digital service.

Request part one of the white paper now:


First Name
Last Name*
Organisation name*
Email address*
Lead Source	-None-Purchased dataWeb formPhone enquiryResearched dataAdvertisementExternal ReferralLapsed ClientEmployee ReferralCold CallTenderWeb SearchPublic RelationsEmail enquiry - hello@Email marketingConference/EventSocial networkingWho's On engagementOther agencyFacebookTwitterGoogle AdWords
Lead source name
Contact as	-None-IE DesignIE GDS
Rating	-None-0 Needs classifying00 Frozen1 Cold2 Warm3 Hot
Industry	-None-CharityHealthcareEducationEducation - CareersMembership OrganisationPublic SectorArtsOtherUnknown
Tick the box to receive regular updates from IE

var mndFileds=new Array('Company','Email','Last Name'); var fldLangVal=new Array('Organisation name','Email address','Last Name'); var name=''; var email=''; function checkMandatory637886000017240055() { for(i=0;i

The small print: By signing up with your details above you'll be emailed a link to download a PDF of the white paper. It will be sent to you by email so please check your inbox, and if it doesn't arrive also check your junk/spam folder. We'll send you Part I, and you'll receive Parts II, III and IV as soon as they are published.

If you tick the box you'll also be opted-in to receive other regular news and updates from IE Design Consultancy Ltd (trading as IE Brand/IE Digital) – including client news and case studies, invitations to events, special offers, and other information we think you might find interesting.

Ed Wilkinson

Client Partnership Lead and Digital Architect

Recent insights from

About Ed

Ed is IE's Client Partnership Lead, and an experienced Digital Architect.

He joined IE as a Web Applications Developer in 2008 after graduating from the University of Birmingham.

He has a BSc in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, and an MSc in Intelligent Systems Engineering. At IE, he grew into a senior development role, before taking a step away from writing code and towards user experience and technical consultancy.

Ed has spent his career immersed in the challenges faced by the charity, health and education sectors – from their aspirational goals and strategies, to the best technology choices, and right down to the individual lines of code required to deliver an experience that will make a measurable impact on achieving objectives. You’ll generally find Ed delivering discovery and UX workshops, facilitating user testing, crafting innovative new information architectures, and advising clients on how best to leverage and connect different digital tools in a compelling user experience.

Outside of work, Ed’s dedicated to spending time with his young family, and enjoys pursuing his interests in home automation, DIY, astronomy, photography and playing the occasional video game with friends.