NDIS provider website design

For NDIS providers who need a website that participants, families and support coordinators can all use, with your services and service areas made clear.

What participants and coordinators look for

Participants, families and support coordinators are often comparing several providers at once. The providers who do well online make the important details easy to find and easy to read.

Your services, in plain words

What you offer and who it’s for, without NDIS jargon a participant has to decode.

The areas you cover

Suburbs and regions you service, so people know straight away whether you can help them.

Registration details

Whether you’re registered and for which supports, which matters to agency-managed participants.

Availability

Whether you’re taking on new participants now, and roughly how long the wait is.

More than one way to get in touch

Phone, email and a simple form. Some people can’t or won’t use one of them.

Information everyone can read

Clear layouts, good contrast and plain language help participants make their own decisions.

A healthcare website designed by Presstwood, shown on a phone

Built so everyone can use it

Your website is often the first thing a participant or their family sees. If it’s hard to read or hard to use, they move on to the next provider. I build every NDIS website to WCAG 2.1 AA, with clear layouts, good contrast and forms that work with a keyboard.

Enquiries often include personal information about disability and health. I set up forms and enquiry paths with the Privacy Act in mind, which means choosing the right platforms and configuring them properly.

I write in plain English, and I can set up Easy Read pages if your participants need them.

What’s included in every NDIS website

I tailor every build to your organisation and the people you support. There are no generic templates.

Custom designed

Designed and built from scratch around your services and the people you support.

Accessibility built in

Built to WCAG 2.1 AA from the start, not patched on at the end.

Plain-language copywriting

I write the copy for participants and families first, and for search engines second.

Clear service areas

Pages for the regions you cover, so people searching locally can find you.

Easy enquiry paths

Simple forms and clear contact details on every page.

Looked after after launch

Optional care plans cover security updates, plugin updates and support, so you’re not dealing with it yourself.

The Presstwood Method

Three steps, the same way every time. It’s how your website ends up built around your business and its goals.

Foundation Workshop

A 90-minute workshop and a 60-minute presentation. We work out who your website is for, what it needs to do and how you’ll measure it. You keep the strategy document either way.

A website solution that suits you

I recommend what will get you there. That might be a new website, an overhaul of your current one, or no new website at all if yours is already in good shape.

Keep it working

Once you’re live, I look after the updates, security and backups, and keep improving the website as your business changes. Your team can still edit any page themselves.

Every project starts with a free 15-minute chat.

Common questions

A few things NDIS providers ask before getting started.

Most projects take six to ten weeks from kick-off to launch. The timeline depends on how many pages you need and how quickly content and feedback come through. I give you a realistic timeline before we start, not an optimistic one.

Yes. I’ll make sure your website is clear about your registration status, because plan managers, support coordinators and agency-managed participants need to know it.

Yes. A lot of my NDIS projects are redesigns rather than new builds. I’ll look at what you have, tell you what’s worth keeping and what needs to go, and explain why.

Yes, completely. You own the domain, the hosting account and everything built on it. There are no licence fees or lock-in, and if you ever move to another provider, everything comes with you.

Let’s talk about your website.

Book a free 15-minute call. I’ll tell you honestly what I’d change, even if the answer is “not much”.