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Website v2 · Change Log · Updated 8 Jun 2026

Scoot4Nepal website change log

Your website v2 notes, change by change. The clear-cut changes are now made and highlighted in yellow on the preview for you to review. A few points still need a decision from you.

Project
Scoot4Nepal — Website v2
Status
Changes made · highlighted
Your input needed
7 points to confirm

The clear-cut changes are done

Every change in Section 01 below has been made to the website and is highlighted in yellow on the preview so you can see exactly what moved. The highlights are for review only and will be removed before the site goes live. Section 02 lists the few points we need a decision on before we can action them.

Progress

0 / 0 done
Done
Needs a decision
To confirm
Note / design item

A note on wording: where the supplied copy had small spelling or grammar slips, we've tidied those as the changes went in — the meaning is unchanged.

Section 01

Changes made

The clear-cut changes — now made and live on the preview, highlighted in yellow so you can see exactly what moved. Green rows with a ✓ done badge are complete; anything still outstanding is noted inline.

Navigation & naming

Home

Footer

The Water

The Schools

Become a Partner

Section 02

Over to you

A few of the notes need a quick decision from you before we can action them. Each one ends with the question we'd love your answer to.

Decision 1 · The Donate page

One note asks to link “Donate” straight to JustGiving and remove the Donate page — another asks to put the fundraising progress chart on that same page. We can't do both, so we've paused here. The current Donate page is a full, designed page (intro, three cards and a call-to-action), so we didn't want to remove it without checking.

Could you confirm: keep the Donate page, or replace it with a direct link to JustGiving? And if we remove it, where would you like the progress chart to live instead — the home page or the partner page?

Decision 2 · The fundraising progress chart

The notes suggest showing progress as money raised, schools reached and children helped — possibly along a map of the route. A couple of the figures don't quite reconcile yet (for example, at £1,500 per school, 50 schools comes to around £75,000 rather than the £80,000 target).

Could you confirm the final target figure, and whether you'd like the chart to show pounds, schools, children, or a mix? And is a route-map version wanted (a bigger piece of work) or a simpler progress bar?

To confirm 3 · The “20,000 children” figure

The new copy states that over 20,000 children die each year from waterborne disease in Nepal. It's a powerful line — and because it's a strong public claim on a charity site, we'd like to attribute it to a credible source before it goes live.

Do you have a source for this figure (e.g. WHO, UNICEF or a government statistic) we can reference?

To confirm 4 · The sponsorship tier prices

The notes ask to “remove” the price from each tier, while keeping the tier and adding a “Get in touch” button. We read that as: hide the displayed prices and turn the tiers into an enquiry-led layout rather than a price list — but we wanted to confirm before removing any pricing.

Shall we hide the prices on every tier and point each one to a “Get in touch” button?

To confirm 5 · Which blurb goes on which tier

A few of the new tier descriptions don't clearly line up with the five tiers (Full Throttle, Open Road, Trail Partner, Water4Schools, Mile Maker), so we want to place them exactly where you intend.

Could you give us a quick tier-by-tier list so each description lands on the right one?

Quick one 6 · The WhatsApp link

The notes ask to add a WhatsApp link — there's already a WhatsApp button in the top navigation.

Is the existing one enough, or would you like it somewhere else too (e.g. the footer)?

Section 03

Wording standardised

Wording standardised across the whole site.

Scoot 4 NepalScoot4Nepal (one word)
⚠ One to confirm: it appears in lots of places including the logo. We'd suggest checking it against your logo and registered charity name before we make it one word everywhere — happy to do it once you confirm.
BugmatiBagmati region
Your corrected spelling, applied across the site. (The original notes were inconsistent in places — we've standardised on Bagmati region throughout.)
“sponsor”“partner”
Used throughout — buttons, headings and the page name — so the language is consistent. (Where “sponsorship” reads naturally, e.g. “sponsorship pack”, we've kept it.)
Section 04

Notes & flags

⚑ One thing to check — the school's name. The new copy for this section names “Chakra Jyoti school”, but the caption on Ditya's photo still reads “Dhruba Tara English School”. We've used your wording in the body and left the caption as it was. Just let us know which school is correct and we'll make them match.

The Donate page. The note to “link Donate to JustGiving / remove the page” would replace a full, designed Donate page (hero, three cards, call-to-action and a businesses cross-link) — so we've held it in the questions above rather than delete it without checking.

A couple of design items still to come (these are picture jobs, not copy): a photo of Tony for the “Meet the man” section; removing the text baked into Ditya's photo; and turning the “Where we work” area into a proper map of Nepal highlighting the Bagmati region (we've added the wording and the region label — the map artwork follows).

⚑ One for discussion — the site's tone. The original site had a deliberately playful, self-deprecating voice (“a daft idea”, “the maddest ride of the year”) — the kind of thing that makes a charity scooter ride fun to share and easy for press to pick up. These changes move it toward a more straightforward, factual tone. That's a perfectly valid direction — we'd just flag it as a genuine choice worth making on purpose. Happy to keep a little of the lightness in the headlines while grounding the detail, if you'd like the best of both.