Web Design

NDIS website design that every visitor can use

NDIS website design for disability service providers: accessible sites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with simple referral forms for support coordinators.

Part of Marketing for NDIS Providers

Websites for NDIS providers

NDIS website design that starts with accessibility

Rock Solid Marketing provides NDIS website design for disability service providers across Australia: accessible websites built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with clear service pages, referral forms and a careers page.

Your website has more kinds of reader than most. A participant using a screen reader, a parent comparing providers late at night and a coordinator who needs your intake details all land on the same pages. So does a support worker looking for a job. If any of them gets stuck, you lose a referral or a hire.

Packages start from $5,000 + GST (or 6 monthly payments of $833 + GST). The first step is a free 30-minute discovery call, and your new site can also anchor a wider NDIS marketing plan.

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Accessible by designBuilt and checked to WCAG 2.2 AA

9+

Years serving Sunraysia and the Mallee

10+

Years’ minimum experience for every specialist

10

Marketing specialists on your team

6

Core digital channels, one joined-up strategy

Common problems

What gets in the way, and how we fix it

  1. Coordinators ring because they can’t find our intake details or a referral form.

    What we do

    We put a short referral form and your intake steps one click from every page, so a coordinator can send a referral without phoning around.

  2. Our current site is hard to use with a screen reader or on a small phone.

    What we do

    We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: proper headings, alt text, keyboard navigation, readable contrast and labelled forms. Every page template is checked before launch.

  3. We need support workers as much as we need participants.

    What we do

    A careers page with current roles, what the work involves and a simple application form gives job seekers their own path, away from participant enquiries.

What every provider site gets

NDIS web design for participants, families and coordinators

Our NDIS website designs give each kind of visitor a clear path to what they came for, whether that’s a support, a referral or a job.

Built to WCAG 2.2 AA

Headings, alt text, colour contrast, keyboard navigation and form labels meet WCAG 2.2 level AA. We check each page template with a keyboard alone and with a screen reader before launch.

Plain English and Easy Read

Service pages use short sentences and everyday words. We can also lay out Easy Read versions of key pages, with simple text and a supporting picture for each idea.

Referral and enquiry forms

Coordinators get a short referral form with the fields they need, and families get a simple enquiry form. Both send over an encrypted connection to the right person in your team.

A careers page that recruits

Support worker roles get their own page: what the work involves, where shifts are, which checks are needed and how to apply. Job seekers stay out of your participant enquiries.

One page per support

Each support you deliver gets a page saying who it suits, where you deliver it and how to start. Those pages also give Google something clear to rank, and our NDIS SEO plans build on them.

Easy on any phone

Large tap targets, readable text and quick-loading pages keep the site usable on an older phone, which matters in regional areas where mobile coverage can be patchy.

Who it’s for

Is it the right fit?

Who it’s for

  • Providers whose current site fails basic accessibility checks
  • New providers looking for website design for NDIS business owners starting out
  • Support coordination and plan management businesses
  • Providers recruiting support workers as well as participants
  • Regional providers wanting a local web design agency that knows NDIS work

Not a fit

  • Providers wanting a free template or a do-it-yourself builder
  • Anyone wanting copy that implies a registration they don’t hold
  • Client management or rostering software: we build public websites

Your specialists

Your designer and developer

Meet the whole team
Saimul IslamSaimul IslamDeveloper & AI expertBendigo VIC
Rachel EhratRachel EhratCreator Of All Things Amazing!Tasmania

How it works

From the first call to launch day

Four stages, with your feedback built in before anything goes live.

  1. Discovery call

    A free 30-minute call to scope your pages, features and budget against our website packages.

  2. Design and feedback

    We design the site around your brand and content, with rounds of feedback along the way. Essentials includes three rounds.

  3. Build and launch

    We build on a content management system you can update yourself, set up the search basics and test the site on phones and desktops.

  4. Hosting and care

    Keep the site secure and up to date with Australian hosting from $400 + GST a year and a care plan from $275 + GST a month (minimum 6 months).

How a build runs

What working with our NDIS website design agency looks like

We start with your visitors, not a template. In the discovery call we map who uses your site (participants, families, coordinators, plan managers and job seekers) and what each needs to do there. Then we plan the pages and agree who writes what, because the packages assume you supply your service details.

You review the design on desktop and phone and approve every page. Before launch we check the templates for accessibility and test every form from start to finish. If an accessibility fix to your current site will do the job, we’ll tell you before we quote.

  • A visitor map: who comes and what they need
  • Page list and referral form fields you approve
  • Registration and NDIS wording checked against your status
  • Keyboard, screen reader and contrast checks
  • Forms tested from start to finish

Every visitor gets a clear path.

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Package activities

What NDIS provider website design includes

WCAG 2.2 AAReferral formsPayment plans
  • Up to 5 pages (Essentials) or 10 to 25 (Standard)
  • Theme designed for disability services
  • Responsive layout for phones and tablets
  • Built and checked to WCAG 2.2 AA
  • SSL certificate
  • Referral and enquiry forms
  • Domain registration (conditions apply)
  • 12 months’ hosting
  • Security and SEO plug-ins (Standard and Advanced)
  • CRM automation database (Advanced)
  • Follow-up support after launch

Copywriting and Easy Read layouts beyond the package are quoted, or charged at $175 + GST an hour. Care plans after launch start from $275 + GST a month, minimum 6 months.

Website packages

Website design packages for NDIS providers

Every package is responsive, secured with SSL, hosted for 12 months and supported after launch.

Essentials

From

$5,000+ GST

Up to 5 pages

Up to 5 pages for a complete website design. Theme designed based on your industry. 3 rounds of feedback revisions.

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Standard

From

$6,500+ GST

Comprehensive site

Design a comprehensive website, themed to suit your industry with all the necessary plug-ins to ensure security and SEO.

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Advanced

From

$12,000+ GST

Bespoke build

Design a bespoke industry specific website, with all necessary plug-ins to ensure security and SEO.

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Website maintenance

From

$275+ GST a month

Care plan, minimum 6 months

We’ll keep your plugins and certificates up to date, monitor your website activity, fix any bugs or breaks that may arise, and keep your website backed up and secure.

Basic care for 3 to 5 page sites. Larger sites: Essentials $395 + GST a month; e-commerce and complex sites: Premium $549 + GST a month (minimum 6 months).

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Work in this industry

Care sector websites we’ve built

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Broken Hill NSW

Health, aged care and disability

Southern Cross Care

Rock Solid Marketing supported the relaunch of Southern Cross Care in Broken Hill and its transition to Southern Cross Care QLD, with consistent messaging that helped ease community concerns about service continuity.

Helped ease community concerns and made service continuity clear

Loddon Mallee VIC

Health, aged care and disability

GreenConnect Dementia Respite

Rock Solid Marketing supported the launch of GreenConnect’s nature-based dementia respite programs across Mildura, Bendigo, Heathcote and Merbein, for an Australian Government-funded consortium that secured $1.7 million in federal funding.

$1.7M Federal funding secured

Mildura VIC

Health, aged care and disability · 2023

Princes Court

Rock Solid Marketing designed the website and runs the marketing partnership for Princes Court, a community-owned aged care provider in Mildura, with social media, storytelling and community campaigns across its three services.

Strengthened Princes Court’s reputation as a community-first organisation

Mildura VIC

Health, aged care and disability

Sunraysia Residential Services Inc

Rock Solid Marketing worked as part of the team at Sunraysia Residential Services (SRS), a Mildura aged care, disability and child care provider of almost 50 years, on its brand, website, SEO, email and social media.

One clear, consistent brand across the SRS services and platforms

Health, aged care and disability

Carevillas Australia

Rock Solid Marketing provided marketing strategy and tender writing for Care Villas Australia, which won the 2024 Future of Ageing Award in the Property and Design category for its Smart Care Villa.

Working with Janine and the Rock Solid team was wonderful. No matter the idea I had, Janine and the team brought it to life and always exceeded expectations. It was a joy and pleasure working and I learnt so much along the way too.

Carrie ChappellCEO – Princes Court LimitedRead the Princes Court case study

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NDIS website design questions

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NDIS website design with Rock Solid Marketing starts from $5,000 + GST for the Essentials package of up to 5 pages. You can also pay it as 6 monthly payments of $833 + GST. Providers with several supports and a careers page usually fit Standard ($6,500 + GST, 10 to 25 pages). Advanced ($12,000 + GST) adds a CRM automation database for tracking referrals.

WCAG 2.2 AA is a level of the W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. It makes a site usable for people with a wide range of disabilities. In practice it means readable contrast, text that resizes, every task possible by keyboard, alt text on images, labelled forms and clear error messages. We build and check every NDIS site to that level.

Yes. We can lay out Easy Read versions of your key pages with short sentences and a picture for each idea. Good candidates are your supports, how to make a referral and how to give feedback. Easy Read works best when an Easy Read writer or your participants check the words, so we build that review into the plan.

Most do. Support coordinators and families often look a provider up before they refer or call, checking supports, areas, registration status and how to start. A Business Profile and directory listings help, but a website is where you explain each support properly and take a referral at any hour of the day.

An NDIS provider website should include a page for each support, the areas you cover and your registration status. It also needs a referral form for coordinators, an enquiry form for families, a careers page and your feedback and complaints process. Add your team and how to reach you, and keep every page accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA.

Choose an NDIS website designer who can show you care sector sites they’ve built and put a fixed price in writing. They should also explain WCAG 2.2 AA in plain words. Ask who owns the domain and site afterwards, what hosting and care cost, and how they handle registration wording. If you want an NDIS web designer in Australia you can talk to directly, ask for a call before you sign.

Your NDIS website is built to be found from launch. Each support gets its own page with clear titles, and the site has a sitemap and loads quickly on a phone. Ranking for competitive searches takes ongoing work, which is what our NDIS SEO plans from $1,000 + GST a month do. You can start with the website and add SEO later.

You do. The domain is registered in your organisation’s name, and the website, content and photos are yours. Hosting is included for the first 12 months. After that you can stay on one of our care plans from $275 + GST a month (minimum 6 months) or move the site elsewhere. We hand over the logins either way.

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