ProjectsNovember 2, 2026

Web for Change: websites on a pay-what-you-can basis

Professional websites for sustainability, social change, animal rights and art projects, and for students who need a portfolio

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A simple professional website usually costs between $500 and a few thousand dollars, and hosting and maintenance can add another $150 a month. That can be a lot for a small project, or for a student applying to internships or graduate programs. Through Web for Change, I design and develop the website, then host and maintain it on my Vercel hosting. People can pay the full price, pay in installments, make a small contribution, or pay nothing if money is tight. The site currently lists two projects: a portfolio for Abdul Qudoos Musab, a Skidmore College student who studies politics and makes documentaries, and a bilingual website for Cerámica Del Valle, a family pottery workshop and shop in Santa Ana, Costa Rica.

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