Case Study: Runnymede Trust boosts donations and accessibility with Proctor + Stevenson’s brand refresh and Webflow website

Runnymede Trust boosts weekly website views and donations with Proctor + Stevenson

The Runnymede Trust, the UK's leading race equality think tank, needed a brand and website refresh from Proctor + Stevenson. Their outdated site did not reflect their bold mission, failed key accessibility standards, and had a donation process hosted externally, making it difficult for users to engage with their important content.

Proctor + Stevenson delivered a refreshed brand identity and a new website built in Webflow. The solution included a clear site structure, integrated donations, and animations based on their new branding, all while ensuring AA accessibility compliance. The new site achieved a significant increase in donations and a major uplift in weekly website views.

Runnymede Trust