Too often the views of what’s needed by local people are not generated by local people. As part of Make It Click, a digital skills partnership project with Google.org, we wanted to ensure that design of our online resources and marketing campaign was not only user-driven but led by local experts, so our peer research project ‘Clicking On in Sunderland’ was born. Over the course of six months in 2019, supported by Sunderland North Family Zone, we worked with a group of local people to upskill and learn from them. We wanted to know what really mattered to limited users of the internet, how to reach and engage them and what good online learning and support should focus on. This report charts the project journey, outputs and design principles that were produced with the peer researchers.