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A multi-award winning Agile digital agency based in London. Now TPXimpact. We're also experts in Oracle WebCenter Sites (formerly Fatwire).

Manifesto is a multi-award winning, agile agency of creatives, coaches, strategists and technologists who collaborate with exceptional organisations to help them own their future. By listening carefully to the needs of their clients and their audiences, and by developing a shared understanding of how to create value, Manifesto delivers innovative, audience-centred experiences, products, services and change.

13/12/2024

Did you know digital is responsible for more carbon emissions than the aviation industry?

And with AI, an even bigger user of natural resources, on the rise, that’s only set to grow.

We’ve pitched to speak at with a thoughtful talk about how we can build more sustainable digital experiences and reduce the carbon footprint of existing digital estates.

manifesto Digital Partner, Vaughan Johnstone will be joined by Paul Peet, Business Design Director to talk about some of the ways organisations can help reduce the impact of digital on the planet.

Got your attention? Give us your vote. It takes two minutes to register and vote. Search for ‘tech (might) save us - a low carbon approach to digital’ once you’re logged in. Check our profile for details.

[Image description: Two bubble shaped headshot images of Paul & Vaughan, left to right. Under to the left is small red text with the SXSW London category name '2050 future thinking' beneath in chunky white text 'tech (might) save us - a low carbon approach to digital' In smaller text below are speaker names 'Paul Peet & Vaughan Johnstone' On the top left is white text 'SXSW London' beneath is a red lozenge with the words 'vote now!' in.]

10/12/2024

In 2024 3.1 million emergency food parcels were distributed across the UK. How is this still our reality in the 21st century?

At SXSW London 2025 we’d like to have a frank conversation about how broken the system is and how the digital and creative industries can be part of the solution.

Leading the conversation will be Meredith Sneddon of anti-poverty charity and community of food banks, Trussell and our own Chief Client and Transformation Officer, Louise Lai.

In a fireside chat, they’ll share from their own experiences of collaborating through digital to build a movement for system change in support of Trussell’s vision to end the need for food banks in the UK.

Want to hear more? Please vote for this talk at SXSW, register and search for ‘Building a digital movement to end the need for food banks’ (takes 2 mins). Head to our profile for info.

Thank you! Share if you feel strongly that this is a discussion that needs to be on SXSW London’s stage.

[Image description: Two food bank volunteers are in a food store. Wearing green fleeces they're looking at bottle while you can see shelves of tinned and packaged food behind them. Under to the left is small purple text with the SXSW London category name 'government & society' beneath in chunky white text 'building a digital movement to end the need for food banks' In smaller text below are speaker names 'Lou Lai & Meredith Sneddon (Trussell)' On the top left is white text 'SXSW London' beneath is a lilac lozenge with the words 'vote now!' in.]

09/12/2024

Mindblowing fact: in the 1940s women accounted for 90% of all coders. Today that figure is under 20% 🤯

Want to learn more about this? Vote for our talk to be part of next year’s SXSW London line-up.

Our full stack developer, Yinuo Meng's talk explores the history of how this came to be, surprising comparisons with other industries and how we can fix this gender gap.

Register and vote for Yinuo’s talk ‘The gendered history of tech’ in the People & Workplace category - see our bio

[Image description: An image of a woman at a computer during the 40s at an old-fashioned computer sits in the top right. Beneath in the bottom left is big white text 'the real gendered history of tech' under is the name 'Yinuo Meng'. Above the white text in small lime text is the category name 'people & workplace'. In the top left is white text 'SXSW' London with a lime 'vote now' lozenge underneath. This all sits on a background of black with a lime orb floating in the top right corner.]

07/12/2024

SXSW is coming to London - and we’re hoping to be a part of it!

We’ve submitted 3 amazing talks and now we need you to help us get them on the conference agenda by giving us your vote.

Register to vote and then find our talks in each of their categories. Head to our bio for a link to the platform.

PEOPLE & WORKPLACE: The real gendered history of tech, Yinuo Meng 👩🏿‍💻

GOVERNMENT & SOCIETY: Building a digital movement to end the need for food banks, and Meredith Sneddon, ✊

2050 FUTURE THINKING: Tech, might, save us - a low carbon approach to digital, Paul Peet & Vaughan Johnstone

We’ll share more about our talks over the voting period (ends Thursday December 19 11.59pm) and you can read more about them on the platform to help you make up your mind.

Thank you for your support

ID 1: large red text 'Vote!' under in black text 'for our talks at SXSW London 2025'. The text is central on a background of lilac and lime orbs floating on warm white.
ID 2: in red text 'people & workplace' under it in black is text: 'the real gendered history of tech. Yinuo Meng'. Under this is an image of Yinuo giving a talk, there's the shoulder of a person watching in the foreground. Text 'Vote now' is in a lime lozenge on the bottom left. This is all against a background of lime and lilac orbs floating on warm white.
ID 3: in red text 'government & society' under it in black is text 'building a digital movement to end the need for food banks. Lou Lai and Meredith Sneddon (Trussell). Beneath, in slightly overlapping bubbles are Lou and Meredith. Text 'Vote now' is in a lime lozenge on the bottom right. This is all against a background of lime and lilac orbs floating on warm white.
ID 4: in red text '2050 future thinking' under in black text 'tech (might) save us - a low carbon approach to digital. Paul Peet & Vaughan Johnstone. Beneath in slightly overlapping bubbles are Paul and Vaughan. 'Vote now' is in a lime lozenge on the bottom right. This is all against a background of lime and lilac orbs floating on warm white.

04/12/2024

"Officially obsessed with the brand refresh”

We caught up with the team at to see how their new name and refreshed identity had landed.

We’re delighted to hear that the team have had universally positive feedback on the new name and look and they’ve seen a 9.4% increase in engagement time on their website as well as uplifts in social followers on their main channels.

Our Designer .mahadevan donated all of his annual volunteer hours to help the non-animal research charity with a refreshed visual identity to complement their new name.

Replacing Animal Research are now confidently using this identity to share their stories (including designing their own range of t-shirts!) so they can build support for their vision for a future where no animal suffers for science.

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ID 1: on background of warm white and spring green orbs is text "officially obsessed with the brand refresh. Amy, former volunteer" In the top right corner is the Replacing Animal Research logo
ID 2: A large black blob has text on '9.4% growth in average engagement time on website'. The 9.4% stat is large and spring green in colour. The blob is on a background of black with floating purple orbs
ID 3: on background of warm white and spring green orbs is text "congratulations! the new name is super clear and I love the colours. Replacing Animal Research supporter"
ID 4: A large black blob has text on '9.6% growth in Instagram followers'. The 9.6% stat is large and spring green in colour. The blob is on a background of black with floating purple orbs.
ID 5: A disc image in the top left shows a thank you card to the manifesto team saying 'a huge thank you for your time, hard work, enthusiasm and genuine care for our cause. Our brand refresh has been met with universal positivity and that is in no small part due to your efforts' Slightly overlapping on the bottom right is a dark haired woman modelling a t-shirt that says 'be nice to mice on it'

28/11/2024

We’re excited to be on the line-up for next week’s Museums + Tech 2024 conference from Museums Computer Group. Are you going?

Senior Digital Strategist, will share insights on how museums and visitor experiences can embrace AI to reach audiences in her talk: ‘Route to being audience centric: How to keep your audiences alive with AI’

She’ll be joined at the event by some of the manifesto team: Richard Burley, Jasmine Williamson-Persh, John Ennew and Vaughan Johnstone - please say hello.

We can’t wait to meet you there. In-person is sold out now but you can catch the livestream.

27/11/2024

than 1 in 8 schools in England are now registered with the National Education Nature Park - meaning more young people are developing their connection with nature and helping to nurture care for nature across the generations.

We’re so proud of our award-winning work with the National Education Nature Park in which we designed and built the website resource schools and young people can use in their journey to understand and improve the outdoor environments of their educational settings.

Some of the features we’ve developed include a filterable resource library, a dashboard for educators and an interactive map (developed with ). Accessibility has been key to this development and we worked to make the platform accessible to a wide range of users, including people with disabilities.

Lauren Hyams, Head of Learning and National Programmes at the said:

"We are thrilled to celebrate the BIMA Gold Award, which recognises the transformative impact of our climate education programme. With more than 4,000 schools, nurseries, and colleges engaged and over 3 million square metres of habitats mapped out so far, the platform is empowering young people and boosting biodiversity across England. Thanks to the incredible partnership with manifesto and the insights gained from user engagement, we are taking action for the future of young people and nature."

Congratulations to the whole team, past and present, who collaborated on this:

Jasmine Williamson-Persh, Gabi Mamon, Hannah Morgan, Richard Burley, Vaughan Johnstone, Lee M., Keren Fabris-Rotelli, Lisa Webster, Sean Holden, Endre Soo, Simon Foley and Rachael Sutherland

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13/11/2024

Youth homelessness charity has a big goal: to end youth homelessness by 2037.

Currently, around 136,000 young people face homelessness in the UK each year. That’s a 5% increase compared to the previous year, and sadly, youth homelessness charity Centrepoint expects numbers to continue to rise.

Its website plays a critical role in raising awareness, driving donations and being a source of information and help for young people who are or are at risk of homelessness.

That’s why we’re excited to have been appointed to take over stewardship of Centrepoint’s website. We will be supporting them with continuous improvements to the site to help them achieve their objectives and deliver on their ambitious mission.

Our manifesto team will also be joining Centrepoint’s Sleep Out on Thursday 14 November, to understand just some of the realities that homeless young people face.

They’ll be raising funds so if you’d like to support them, check our profile for details.

manifesto will match the next £500 of donations so donate now and have double the impact! Thank you for your support 🧡

[Image description: On a background of purple and orange orbs is a disc shape with a photo of a group of young people of different genders and ethnicities. They are all smiling. At the top of the image is a lilac lozenge with the text 'new client partnerships'. Under the image are the manifesto and Centrepoint logos.]

07/11/2024

We’re looking for a Senior Digital Strategist with a passion for driving value and user-centric values in all that you do 💡

You’ll ideally have knowledge or experience in any of our focal sectors (Charity, Membership, Visitor attractions, and Higher Education) as well as product ownership and management experience and capabilities.

We are the digital experience agency for changemakers. We are committed to delivering purposeful and positive impact for people, planet and society, in restless pursuit of a better world.

Want to find out more? Check our profile.

[Image description: Text: senior digital strategist. £50,000 - £65,000. Under this is a black lozenge with white text and a location pin symbol. Text says: uk wide, hybrid working]

04/11/2024

Meet our Chief Client and Transformation Officer

"My work involves partnering with our clients on exciting digital & transformation projects.

I am a values led leader, I’ve spent years understanding what inspires me to show up and lead our great teams, projects and partnerships.

I'm passionate about nurturing others to achieve their goals. Not only at manifesto, it's in projects I lead and organisations I work with. I help business and non-profit leaders to navigate their challenges, harness digital and change in an effective and sustainable way.

I've worked in social impact and purpose-led transformation for two decades with a range of UK & global orgs. I’ve thrived on varied perspectives & experiences with changemakers.

Over the last four and a half years I’ve delivered charity strategy and transformation. This has been through many lenses, digital, organisational-wide change, service design and delivery and engaging, supporting and inspiring audiences. And with incredible organisations like UNICEF UK, Breast Cancer Now, Trussell and Generation Global.

I’ve always been passionate about impact and supporting others. Coming from a single parent, working class background & finding my way to uni and this career was a proud moment. My sense of community is from values to help those around us; whether fundraising in junior school or a dragon boat race for a hospice. I couldn’t be more passionate about change we can achieve collectively. It's what gets me up & into the room with teams, clients and partners.

Experiencing what it's like to not fit in, to not see people who looked like me in rooms I aspired to be in, was a huge part of my motivation to co-found

I’ve built a community that connects and supports women in social impact, providing support and access to mentors outside of traditional hierarchical routes. We’ve built an active digital community of over 2000 women & supported 1000 women with our mentoring programme"

ID 1: In arch shape is Louise. Her name & job title above
ID 2: Snippets from text above
ID 3: Group of women at FemFestival. To left is FemMentored logo
IDs 4-5: Snippets from text above

01/11/2024

New project announcement!

We’ve recently been successful in our bid to deliver a new website in partnership with Renfrewshire Council.

We’ll develop a new Renfrewshire.gov.uk with Drupal CMS that uses an object-oriented model. Object-oriented design structures the website around real-world objects such as bins, grants, places, and consultations — allowing users to interact with content in a way that mirrors their everyday experiences. By analysing key data points like search terms, interview responses, and survey feedback, you identify the ‘nouns’ the audience uses most, tailoring the experience to their needs and language.

The council is one of the first in the UK to use this approach to a local authority website.

We’re looking forward to working in close partnership with Renfrewshire Council to deliver an excellent digital experience for local people, businesses and partners that’s also highly usable for council staff and scalable for the council’s evolving needs.

Philippe Fara, Digital Experience Manager at Renfrewshire Council said: “We are delighted to partner with manifesto to deliver a website that puts user experience first. This project will provide a seamless, accessible digital platform for all residents, allowing them to easily find the services and information they need while improving efficiency for council operations.”

[Image description: On a blended background of lilac and white is an image of Paisley Abbey. To the top left is a lilac lozenge. In it is text 'client wins. Below the image are the manifesto and Renfrewshire Council logos]

28/10/2024

We’re beyond proud to share that the website we built in partnership with our client, and fellow delivery partner, has won the Bronze award in the Corporate Website category at this year’s Digital Impact Awards.

The Stonewater website has been created by combining exceptional input from customers, cross-organisational working and great partnerships. The awards judges credited the website with:

“Blending emotional impact with functionality, resulting in impressive increases in engagement. The website changed perceptions and drove results.”

Huge congratulations to our partners and big high fives to the manifesto team, past and present, who contributed to the project.

ID 1: On a background of blue and white are two mobile phone interfaces of the Stonewater website. On the left, we see a screen with a child and text 'Support when you need it'. On the right is a login page with an image of a young woman holding a tablet in the bottom right corner. Under the phones is a black rectangle shape with the Digital Impact Awards logo on the left. To the right is the text 'bronze award' and then manifesto x Stonewater logos.
ID 2: Next to a white wall is a black pyramid shaped award. Beside it is a vase of deep violet coloured flowers. In front of the award is a magazine opened at a page with text 'Best corporate website (other)' visible. To the bottom of the magazine is a black shape with the Digital Impact Awards logo on the left. To the right is the text 'bronze award' and then manifesto x Stonewater logos.

23/10/2024

We’re committed to making the planet a stakeholder in our work so collaborating with Fauna & Flora - the world’s oldest international conservation charity - to redesign their website was exactly our kind of challenge.

The team gave us a multi-faceted brief to boost engagement and fundraising, while also improving digital-sustainability standards – all without compromising on visual impact.

We redesigned and rebuilt the Fauna & Flora website so it plays a more proactive role in growing the charity’s audiences and income. We placed sustainability at the heart of all our decisions and practices. When we launched, we reduced its size and page weight by 90%, setting a new standard for environmental footprint in the sector.

The redesigned website, launched in late 2023, delivered immediate and impressive results: a 20% reduction in donor acquisition costs, a 49% decrease in the CPA of regular givers, and a 97% increase in year-on-year conversion rates.

Overall, our partnership with Fauna & Flora delivered measurable benefits, enhancing their ability to connect with global audiences, increase fundraising efficiency, and uphold their commitment to environmental sustainability.

Learn more about our digital sustainability audit in our bio.

ID 1: Two mobile phone interfaces on a navy blue background. On one, is text 'Species we save' between image of a siamese crocodile in someone's hands and image of an elephant being fitted with a tracking collar. The second phone has an info page about the Redonda ground dragon. Above the phones is text 'Sustainable by design'
ID 2: Donation page from Fauna & Flora website on an iPad screen.
ID 3: Pink text on navy '90% reduction in website size and page weight'.
ID 4: Two mobile phone interfaces show parts of the fundraising journey.
ID 5: On a navy background is pink quote mark, under it text 'manifesto are comfortable with a client being closely involved in the process. their approach to digital sustainability is thorough ensuring that we made design and implementation decisions that reflected the values of our organisation. William Skellorn, Website Manager, Fauna & Flora'

17/10/2024

It's Hidden Nature Week!

Our brilliant clients at the Education Nature Park are hosting a giveaway for schools that go exploring outside this week. Discover what wildlife is hiding around your school site by taking part in the Hidden Nature Challenge this week and have the chance to win some amazing outdoor learning prizes!

They’ve got three bundles to give away, made up of prizes to help you on your Nature Park journey including a camera trap and books from the Natural History Museum and RHS.

Take part - find out more in our bio

[Image description: On a cream background in the centre is dark green text: "Hidden Nature Week". Scattered around are a number of illustrations, fungi, a worm, grass, leaves, a rock and a camera. On the right above the green text is a blue magnifying glass with text in the centre: "14-20 October 2024"]

15/10/2024

Today, non-animal research charity FRAME becomes Replacing Animal Research. The charity’s new name and refreshed brand aim to better communicate its mission to create a world where no animal suffers for science.

As this charity's mission aligned with some of our team’s passion and expertise, Designer, Arjun Mahadevan donated his volunteering hours to help Replacing Animal Research refine its visual identity.

Following a session with our creative team, Arjun developed a dynamic logo that reflects species that are used in animal research, refreshed the charity’s colour palette and suggested new typographic options to support better brand consistency.

The result is an optimistic, confident and flexible visual identity adapts in tone for the charity’s different audiences while matching its bold vision of a world where no animal suffers for science.

Learn more in our bio

ID 1: On a pale green background is a mouse, its tail is curved, it sits over a spring green semi-circle. Beneath is the text 'Replacing Animal Research'. 'Animal' is in indigo text while the other text is deep violet.
ID 2: In a rectangle frame are four illustrations of animals: rabbit, dog, zebrafish and a chicken. They're indigo with spring green circles behind them. A second frame beneath shows a colour palette with swatches in, l to r, from top: spring green, deep violet, black, pale green, violet, grey, citrus, indigo, white
ID 3: Two phones show sample social media posts for Replacing Animal Research. 1. yellow text on a violet background 'How can your next MP support a future where no animal suffers for science?' with a white mouse below. 2. deep violet text on a spring green background 'We're still angry. Replacing animal research'. At the top are cut outs of a white and a brown mouse.
ID 4: Quote: 'the manifesto team were joys to work with and really seem to care deeply about the work they are doing. we cannot wait to showcase our new charity look to the world. Catriona Sinclair. Head of Fundraising and Communications, Replacing Animal Research.

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Manifesto is a multi-award winning, agile agency of creatives, coaches, strategists and technologists who collaborate with exceptional organisations to help them own their future.

By listening carefully to the needs of their clients and their audiences, and by developing a shared understanding of how to create value, Manifesto delivers innovative, audience-centred experiences, products, services and change.