Perfect. This training is made for folks who lead powerful work but don't speak "developer." Everything is in plain language, with no fluff.

No. The strategy works across builders. We'll also provide tips specific to WordPress, Squarespace, and Wix.

You'll get full replay access and all materials to work through on your own time.

You'll create your homepage plan, layout, and content during the session. You can build it yourself later or share it with a collaborator.

No — this is for any leader doing justice-centered, community-based, or values-driven work that needs a stronger online presence.

A clear, effective homepage helps connect people to vital resources, actions, and information during challenging times. When your community needs to mobilize quickly or access support, your website becomes a crucial tool for communication and connection.

Good question.

I'm Caitlin Rice, and I've spent the last 10+ years working at the intersection of digital strategy and movement-building. My experience includes designing websites and digital communications for grassroots organizations, campaigns, and coalitions—especially those serving historically marginalized communities.

I’ve worked directly with scrappy, visionary teams running on limited resources and infinite heart—from service-based orgs responding to urgent needs, to small nonprofits organizing for education justice, housing access, and immigrant rights. I’ve supported leaders who are doing everything from programming and fundraising to community outreach—and still trying to DIY their websites at midnight.

My approach is shaped by being embedded in movement spaces—not just observing from the sidelines. I understand the juggling act of balancing authenticity, clarity, and accessibility online, especially when you’re wearing all the hats. I don’t just teach technical skills—I help you build a digital home that reflects your community’s power, tells your story with dignity, and moves people to action when it matters most.