Don Enright
@dondondon.bsky.social
Interpretive planner: I work with heritage sites to help make their exhibits and programs more relevant. He/him. I put the G in LGBTQ+.
Right there with you.
June 6, 2025 at 7:24 PM
Right there with you.
This isn’t paperwork—it’s the foundation.
If you want to build trust and deliver impact, start here:
www.donenright.com/starting-out...
If you want to build trust and deliver impact, start here:
www.donenright.com/starting-out...
Starting Out on the Right Foot - the art of visitor experience
In the nature and cultural heritage sectors, evaluation is a dying art. Here's how to do a basic front-end evaluation and use it to create better visitor experiences.
www.donenright.com
March 26, 2025 at 11:27 PM
This isn’t paperwork—it’s the foundation.
If you want to build trust and deliver impact, start here:
www.donenright.com/starting-out...
If you want to build trust and deliver impact, start here:
www.donenright.com/starting-out...
We rush this phase all the time.
Funders want vision. Designers want content.
But if you don’t define success before you start, you’ll never know if you got there.
Funders want vision. Designers want content.
But if you don’t define success before you start, you’ll never know if you got there.
March 26, 2025 at 11:26 PM
We rush this phase all the time.
Funders want vision. Designers want content.
But if you don’t define success before you start, you’ll never know if you got there.
Funders want vision. Designers want content.
But if you don’t define success before you start, you’ll never know if you got there.
So, next time you start a project, ask your sponsor: What promises have you made to your funders? It’s a small step that can save everyone a world of pain later.
Have you ever uncovered a hidden “promise” in a project? Let’s hear your stories 👇
Have you ever uncovered a hidden “promise” in a project? Let’s hear your stories 👇
December 18, 2024 at 3:38 PM
So, next time you start a project, ask your sponsor: What promises have you made to your funders? It’s a small step that can save everyone a world of pain later.
Have you ever uncovered a hidden “promise” in a project? Let’s hear your stories 👇
Have you ever uncovered a hidden “promise” in a project? Let’s hear your stories 👇
If we don’t ask about these promises early, we risk:
Misaligned goals
Unrealistic expectations
A product that doesn’t satisfy anyone
Instead, by clarifying those promises, we can set realistic targets and create something everyone’s proud of.
Misaligned goals
Unrealistic expectations
A product that doesn’t satisfy anyone
Instead, by clarifying those promises, we can set realistic targets and create something everyone’s proud of.
December 18, 2024 at 3:38 PM
If we don’t ask about these promises early, we risk:
Misaligned goals
Unrealistic expectations
A product that doesn’t satisfy anyone
Instead, by clarifying those promises, we can set realistic targets and create something everyone’s proud of.
Misaligned goals
Unrealistic expectations
A product that doesn’t satisfy anyone
Instead, by clarifying those promises, we can set realistic targets and create something everyone’s proud of.
Funders often require big promises in grant apps or proposals—goals like “empowering communities” or “delivering massive ROI.” These sound great but don’t always match what one product can deliver.
December 18, 2024 at 3:38 PM
Funders often require big promises in grant apps or proposals—goals like “empowering communities” or “delivering massive ROI.” These sound great but don’t always match what one product can deliver.
Before designing anything, we all know you’ve got to nail the basics: goals, success measures, audience, and messaging. But here’s the kicker:
What promises have been made to funders?
What promises have been made to funders?
December 18, 2024 at 3:37 PM
Before designing anything, we all know you’ve got to nail the basics: goals, success measures, audience, and messaging. But here’s the kicker:
What promises have been made to funders?
What promises have been made to funders?