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SpryDev Non-Profit Organizations Designs

We have selected these non-profit designs to be representative of our web design capabilities across the corresponding market. Some reflect our own creativity while others were designed with very specific customer goals in mind. For more information about web design or to request a quote on your next web design project you cancontact us.

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Ronald McDonald House Charities of Austin and Central Texas

Released in January 2008

The design is colorful and vivid, yet strict and clean. Our main desire was to reflect the love for the children and help carry it through to the site visitors.

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